Sentence examples for merry of from inspiring English sources

If he honestly thinks that making merry of Down's syndrome children, as he has done in live gigs by taunting their speech, what a hero that makes him.

As so often with Disney, though, the evasion of distress and difficulty has a fascination all its own; it is while he was absent that the strike at his Burbank headquarters was resolved (as if he couldn't have borne the thrashing-out of deals), and this may be the first documentary that contains not a single American, living or dead, who is anything but merry of disposition.

He remained, however, a strong supporter of freedom of speech, and any sign of the "merry sport of Red-baiting" troubled him.

And of course that merry sendup of the oddities of Mormonism remains the hottest ticket in town.

Have the merriest of times, everyone!

And not even the merriest of sitcom pranksters can laugh away the real-world boogeymen.

Corporate Glee The insurance companies were probably among the merriest of industries last week.

The New Yorker, January 25 , 1936P. 9 Merriest of all the cornbelt states is Iowa, where dwells the Tingley Telephone Company.

Sullivan died in 1900, D'Oyly Carte in 1901 and Gilbert in 1911, but the merriest of their works remain among the most-performed musicals in the world.

By R. C. Raughley and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 25 , 1936P. 9 Merriest of all the cornbelt states is Iowa, where dwells the Tingley Telephone Company.

This is not exactly the merriest of times for Target.