Sentence examples for merry world from inspiring English sources

Janet Maslin, writing in The New York Times, was kinder: " 'Sour Grapes' should soften the blow of 'Seinfeld's' imminent extinction with the good news that, in Mr. David's merry world of hair splitting and back stabbing, the dream definitely lives on".

Stephen Hawking is a merry man.

Merry merry.

Amaterasu became curious how the gods could make merry while the world was plunged into darkness and was told that outside the cave there was a deity more illustrious than she.

Realising the significance of the letters, he is desperate to possess them; so he steals them, unleashing merry mayhem in the world of academic literature.

The Italian, currently stationed on the International Space Station, has wished the world a merry Christmas, posting an incredible picture of our planet as she whizzed by, and somehow persuading Santa Claus to pop in for a selfie.

Pepys sadly recorded another busy day – up betimes, work meetings, dined at home, boat up the Thames to Whitehall via an encounter with an old amour ("Je did baiser elle") and finally with his long-suffering wife and a friend to walk in the park and a merry evening at The World's End pub, "and so home late".

In the 60's, he was part of the Fluxus movement, the merry pranksters of the art world.

But the production gains in appeal and more fruitful invention once the merry confusions of the rustic world take center stage.

This is absolutely a war book, with the survivors of the first world war making merry among the ruins, political and economic.

The poet Heinrich Heine reported a surreal picture: "While his melodies cheer the world with their merry playfulness, he himself, a terrible image of imbecility, sits in a sanatorium near Paris.