Sentence examples similar to highly cheerful from inspiring English sources

"She is extremely cheerful, playful and animated, and of course -- because she is a bat -- she is highly intelligent as well".

She was a cheerful, if highly irregular, churchgoer, and unapologetically pro-birth-control.

His autobiography Tainted by Experience (Faber, £25) is even better than you would expect: illuminating about great music and musicians, crotchety, cheerful and highly enjoyable.

He was at all times cheerful, friendly, highly entertaining and a generous host, although he must have been under tremendous tension.

If there was an earthquake in Latin America, says one of my guides, "I could make a phone call and by 6pm there would be 10,000 volunteers here boxing up [relief supplies]." Nearly everyone agrees that Mormons make agreeable neighbours: cheerful, friendly and highly unlikely to throw drunken parties.Yet many Americans remain suspicious of Mormonism.

This rare and highly collectible signed bracelet with eight porcelain "plagues" depicting cheerful birds is in excellent vintage condition, circa 1940s.

Goodman is best remembered today for having created the Order of the Arrow (OA), a popular and highly successful program of the BSA that continues to honor Scouts for their cheerful service.

Other options: Switzerland's cheerful and cozy Stephane Lambiel, and, if you like that sort of thing, the highly delicate and rose-garlanded American skater Johnny Weir.

"Becoming Dr. Ruth" will probably not win the Pulitzer Prize for drama, but it is both inspiring and highly enjoyable — a design for living, as exemplified by a woman whose father told her always to be cheerful and happy.

Cheerful, eh?

"Remorselessly cheerful.