Sentence examples for more cheerfully from inspiring English sources

He tried to be even more cheerfully insistent.

"I remember something," he says, much more cheerfully.

American financiers generally view the European situation much more cheerfully than the average person in Europe.

Its immutable stability makes opposition to it all the more cheerfully ferocious.

Hefner seemed to take Gervais's joke about him rather more cheerfully.

And she will do this more cheerfully and more promptly than a spouse might, because, after all, it's her job.

More recently, Gray cheerfully admits, his sales figures have "drastically reduced".

The prog-tinged psychedelia of Knifeworld's third album was even more adventurous and cheerfully skewed than 2014's stunning The Unravelling.

"Union Jack" was more than a cheerfully perverse joke; it was the second of Balanchine's flag ballets that commented on national tradition.

But once the procession is gone, the hats go back on and the workers resume clearing the rubble, far more energetically and cheerfully than you would expect after nearly two weeks of 12-hour shifts.

"The editor of this magazine has frequently told you that the Touchstone of any teaching is this: 'Does this make me Stronger, Better and More Efficient?' I cheerfully support him in this statement, for the same truth is given (in other words) in the best Hindu teachings — in fact, as he, himself, would freely admit, he obtained the idea from such sources".