Sentence examples for immensely cheered from inspiring English sources

I was immensely cheered up, however, by entry I's wordplay: an "Area relatively close to home" is an INFIELD.

I was immensely cheered up, though, by the wordplay in "Banking aid" (answer: AILERON, those hinged thingies on the ends of airplane wings).

But Muslims are immensely cheered by the fact that Israelis are plainly rattled by Mr Obama's pressure over the issue of Jewish settlement on occupied land.Mr Obama's determination to set America's relations with Muslims on a new footing will bring hope across the Middle East and farther afield.

I was, however, immensely cheered to learn that the brilliant Sheffield boxer Herol "Bomber" Graham is rebuilding his life after attempting suicide in the wake of his retirement In the early '80s I interviewed Herol once or twice and found him an engaging guest.

On the same lines, I sometimes feel like asking: "Who cares who won the Evening Standard theatre awards?" They're gratifying for the recipients, and I'm sure a lot of people will be immensely cheered to know that Gemma Arterton, according to the Daily Mail, made a stunning impression in a "strapless beaded Versace gown".

There is something both odd and immensely cheering about the arc of Jane Weaver's career.

The fact that Kate recognises and embraces this is, to my mind, immensely cheering.

But he made the classical type an American type, and it was immensely cheering in the midst of the war.

It would be immensely cheering if the Indy were to lead the way in going digital while retaining its crosswords.

And we've been here before, but it would be just immensely cheering if we didn't have to stay long, or reach this point again.

Sharkey offers the immensely cheering pictures of the possibility of spending money to rebuild communities and replacing the noxious "warrior" cop with those "community quarterbacks".