Sentence examples for how cheerful from inspiring English sources

The bad thing about good memories is how cheerful and optimistic they can leave you feeling.

Bryson said he's constantly astounded by how cheerful the British are - sometimes despite less than satisfactory conditions.

Just be sure to slip yours off the shoulders when you board a busy plane or train – nobody wants a bag in their face, no matter how cheerful its colour.

If they can say they are satisfied with themselves as human beings and can reflect on their experiences with equanimity, they will — no matter how cheerful or sad they were along the way — be expressing life satisfaction.

In his 2008 book, "Gross National Happiness," Dr. Brooks argues that what's crucial to well-being is not how cheerful you feel, not how much money you make, but rather the meaning you find in life and your sense of "earned success" — the belief that you have created value in your life or others' lives.

The young princess expresses how cheerful she is when she leaves her lonely life and meets people, as well as her hopes to find romance and a love interest.

It's difficult to imagine now how this cheerful, frank self-portrait once embarrassed the art establishment; it was refused by the Royal Academy and a critic said it was "vulgar" and "obviously an exercise".

In the case of happiness, it is plausible that even current measures provide information about how anxious, cheerful, satisfied, etc. people are, and thus tell us something about their happiness.

This post is excerpted from my forthcoming book "The Saga of Smiley, How a Cheerful Icon Changed the World".

With "an elegant drawing", he demonstrated how "light, cheerful-coloured waterproof curtains" would hang on a wooden frame.

Here's an example of how this bright, cheerful actor's life works.