Sentence examples for how cheery from inspiring English sources

No matter how cheery it may appear, Faulhaber's world is antiseptic and forbidding.

No matter how cheery the soirees at Nail's place, Leonard's grim, forbidding demeanor is unfailingly funny.

And if you and Christine die together, who will take care of the children?" How cheery.

A season full of rather disconnected showpieces, or stunts, depending on how cheery one wants to be about the show's abandonment of its very coherent narrative structure, ended with several largely disconnected happenings, culminating in a closing scene that came within the perilous vicinity of The Sopranos' notorious ending.

No matter how many cheery long-term statistics he produced, he couldn't get as much attention as the gloomy Malthusians like Paul Ehrlich, the best-selling ecologist.

Think of how much cheerier they would be if only they were filled with Mayor Mike campaign offices.

Oh how I miss your cheery self and, of course, your calls, emails, "purple" updates, and the latest news of the world and more.

* If you are British, unleashing the hounds of fury will involve a considerable amount of sighing, muttering and then, at the till, when asked how everything was, a cheery: "Oh, it was lovely, thank you".

How can such a cheery scene feel so much like it is about to unravel through some uncontrollable force?

THE greeting is standard-issue cheery ("Hi. How are you?), but the tone is caustic and the speaker is known to be forbidding.

Generally I answered a nurse's opening query — "So how are you?"– with a cheery "Good!