Sentence examples for not cheerfully from inspiring English sources

Since Thatcher, I don't think any leader would not cheerfully abolish it if they could".

But this "writing project" does not cheerfully consume the boundary between text and play.

Upon exiting the elevator on your floor, do not cheerfully say "Buh bye!" to the other riders.

If the world were to deny them any recognition, they could at last resign themselves stoically if not cheerfully to their nonentity status.

"The list will go on and on as we get a clear indication of exactly where the speaker stands," Mr. Romney said, not cheerfully.

But it soon becomes clear that the bigger danger may come from Possuelo, a moody megalomaniac who mercilessly castigates his men — when not cheerfully belting out the chorus of "New York, New York".

Now I have a teenage daughter who has watched me juggle work and family, not always cheerfully or well.

She is living with her boyfriend, who is supporting her, not always cheerfully.

I'm flexible: do I not refer cheerfully and without complaint to Opal Fruits as Starburst?

(McCain can take whatever mud is heaved his way; there is no shortcoming to which he has not already cheerfully confessed).

Such constraints were accepted, if not always cheerfully, by programmers in the discipline, and so the range of concepts formalised in the CIF dictionaries could be kept within certain limits.