Sentence examples for less cheery from inspiring English sources
The counter-view is rather less cheery.
On careful inspection, however, the figures are less cheery.
Their prospects in a federal court fight may be less cheery than the Republicans believe.
There was less cheery news for Morgan Lake, Britain's other competitor in Götzis.
Why do people find you so irritating?" He looks a little less cheery.
"Land of Nod" followed the mayor with a less cheery tone.
And its report, "Assessing Globalization," is less than cheery.
Add to that gray skies and frequent drizzle, and the picture can become less than cheery.
I don't want to sound like a local radio DJ doing a less than cheery "on this day" feature for dark times, but for poets in particular, and for creative literary people in general, this day really is hard to ignore: William Wordsworth wandered his last lonely walk on this day, as did the great Spanish author Cervantes.
"Poor fuckers," says Derek. "It's quite sad really, isn't it?" There is something less than cheery about the sight of a bunch of lone men wandering around in the dark and rain.
Those of us who write food blogs spend our days dealing with the light hearted and the festive, the pretty to look at and the delightful to eat, yet sometimes when we turn off the laptop and rejoin our friends and family we have to deal with the less than cheery, the sad and even the terrible.
