Sentence examples for one cheerful from inspiring English sources

"Lincoln," one cheerful young man, an American Indian, answers.

As the count tightened, there was one cheerful note for those weary of the impact of big-dollar politics.

When Harold offers her a glass of wine she shakes her head: "She wasn't into wine; in her opinion it took far too long to make one cheerful".

"If you look at America, there were all sorts of scams like that back in the 19th century with railroads and the like," I remember one cheerful, bespectacled Russian twentysomething explaining to me.

Ducks, cardinals and country scenes are popular, but a drive around the neighborhood reveals dozens of creative variations on the same basic design: mailboxes shaped like tractors, Greek temples, dogs, locomotives, red barns and one cheerful cow with its tail facing toward the road.

Not to mention one cheerful shopping or house painting montage after another.

"It makes one rather cheerful afterwards".

It is one of cheerful loathing, mitigated by drink, grudging respect and the shackles of mutual dependency: information traded overtly and covertly for publicity".

In their exchanges, Ted comes off, at least when compared to Larry, as the calm, reasonable one, the cheerful and lovable goy — which only makes Larry angrier.

Soon after its release, one less cheerful critic asked: "What have they got to be happy about?" If the positive, joyful reactions to the video are anything to go by, it seems the answer is quite a lot.

What with the joking, the betting, and the collective searching of vacant lots and empty houses, the prevailing mood had initially been one of cheerful agitation and delicious suspense.