Sentence examples for many cheerful from inspiring English sources

(Consider "About binomial theorem I'm teeming with a lot o' news/With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse").

One of the many cheerful, polite young women who sell Beth's products replied, cheerfully and politely, "Sorry, the price is $5.95".

The teacher was discussing the prealgebra and basic geometry the children were studying, with many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse, and so forth.

To be sure, there have been many cheerful storytellers who have beguiled young readers with what the biographer and critic Leonard Marcus has called "innocent thoughts, and happy endings, and little more than that".

The book's spreads are autumn-hued, with many cheerful details: a brown puppy wears a jaunty yellow scarf à la Rupert Bear; tiny mice hold hands as they play on a hay bale; and when leaves fall to the ground, they form the outline of a heart.

Of her work, Torelli says "my pictures show great devastation, but also many cheerful faces, especially those of children at schools.

With so many upbeat, cheerful spots in the same game, there is a risk that none will break through the clutter.

The venue, and the sight of so many cheerful-looking young socialites in the front row, made one fear at first that the designers had lost any irony about who they were dressing.

It includes many smiling, cheerful Tommies but there are also far darker moments.

But here's the thing: many effusive, cheerful, public expressions of gratitude annoy me.

He signed books, greeted fans, posed for many a cheerful photo and was generally lavished with adulation.