Sentence examples for lively cheerful from inspiring English sources

The watercolor illustrations, by Robin Preiss Glasser, are lively, cheerful and imaginative.

She said Ms. Brisman had a dog and was "lively, cheerful and caring".

We saw fifty-two lively, cheerful, unconstrained free-men and women...streaming across the runway in Algeria.

A lively, cheerful crowd sometimes inhabits the tap room, with its four tables and wonderfully woody, old-fashioned bar.

A stand-out among these modern mom-and-pop operations is Q, a lively, cheerful barbecue restaurant in Port Chester that has diners happily licking their fingers.

Yet Boswell has recounted, in a passage in his Private Papers, that, when he visited Hume in his last illness, the philosopher put up a lively, cheerful defense of his disbelief in immortality.

"That's how I feel every morning!" Alemani laughed, though she is invariably so lively and cheerful that I didn't believe it.

This article, which became the first part of the book, was a lively, mostly cheerful piece, full of offbeat and colorful detail -- as soundly constructed, William Maxwell writes in the book's introduction, as a piece of carpentry: "No hesitations.

With us, her eyes were lively and cheerful, that is, if they didn't lock and become unapproachable when she was having one of her grand bouts of fury.

If anything, it was lively and cheerful, as almost everything we ate was red, reflecting the Korean fondness for hot chile.

The Creevey Papers include many of his letters that, as lively and as cheerful as his personality, give a good picture of the late Georgian era and are a useful addition and corrective to The Croker Papers (1884), the collection of diaries and correspondence written by John Wilson Croker (1780 1857) from a Tory point of view.