Sentence examples for overly cheerful from inspiring English sources
advisers have proved to be overly cheerful.
I look harmless enough -- my exercise tights and T-shirt conceal almost nothing -- and I fix my face with an overly cheerful smile.
That probably explains why, to contemporary eyes, the decor looks a bit on the drab side: cheap but not overly cheerful.
As the narrative moves between past and present between past tense and present tense and between recollected events and dramatised scenes the spreading bleakness is lightened by enjoyable observations of Edinburgh and a background cast of students, university bureaucrats and overly cheerful television presenters.
To Europeans, it can sometimes appear to be an overly cheerful enthusiasm or a wilful reluctance to look harsh facts in the face.
I was diagnosed by an overly cheerful psychiatrist about a year ago as I was getting help for anxiety and depression, which were a result of this underlying disorder.
Remember, nobody would be happy after losing somebody they love, even the overly-cheerful characters.
I was cheerful, maybe too cheerful.
With cheap-and-cheerful design and overly broad performances from some of the cast, the production too often topples into pantomimic excess as it knocks religion but respects belief.
