Sentence examples for forced cheer from inspiring English sources

Then again they usually are, all the more so because of the forced cheer.

The simple fable of the Lorax and the Once-ler is wrapped in gaudy, familiar business and festooned with grim, forced cheer.

The real emotions running through the scenes show up in faces at the edge of the frame, staring at the floor or going blank during a moment of forced cheer.

His closeness, his breathiness, his air of restless urgency and forced cheer, his old-fashioned suit and the folder of papers tucked under his arm like roster sheets all came into focus: he was a coach, and Richard was about to kick the winning field goal, do the high-difficulty dive, strike out the heart of the batting order with the bases already loaded.

Smiley people are sometimes faking it, suggests Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who learned the art of forced cheer during her stint as an aerobic instructor back in the 1980s.

"It's going to hit the roof," Ms. Summers said with forced cheer, her smile finally giving way to tears.

"No, thank you!" Locklear yelled with the forced good cheer of a flight attendant on a crashing plane, but the man kept approaching across the median.

When your fans are forced to cheer for made free-throws as if they were game winning dunks just so they can release all of their inner tension, you know you haven't been playing well.

With Jets-Giants off, fans hoping to ride out the storm by watching sports on TV may be forced to cheer for teams not located on the East Coast.

"It's the one thing I can count on every month — I know the children are going to have food," Ms. Bermudez, 42, said with the forced good cheer she mastered selling rows of new stucco homes.

Of course, the most fun are the dresses - backless, strapless and shameless - and the rictus smiles of the nominees, forced to cheer when they lose and clap when they want to cry.