Sentence examples for overly sunny from inspiring English sources
Zuma, who in the past has given an overly sunny view of Mandela's health, briefly described his visit to the hospital in the capital and seeing Mandela.
When I was a Boy Scout, in the sixties, I spent some hours trying to learn Morse code and even, on a couple of overly sunny, headachey afternoons, trying to communicate by flag semaphore.
The response to the disaster – at the corporate and governmental levels – has been rife with the precise brand of arrogance and overly sunny predictions that created the disaster in the first place.
When Mr. McCain visited a Baghdad market in April, he was accused of painting an overly sunny description of the area's safety, failing to note that he had been guarded by more than 100 soldiers in armored Humvees.
I asked both Keller and Abramson whether they would have run the review on Page 1 had it been an unqualified rave, suspecting as I do that anything overly sunny and positive might seem almost promotional in so prominent a position; both said they would have.
Then she seemed to rethink her overly sunny estimation and recalculated.
Ms Jones acts the part beautifully, letting Jane's anguish peep through the façade of her sunny English fortitude, but it's still overly polite, insipid stuff: Jane Hawking's autobiographies paint a far, far darker picture of her marriage.
Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice president may have considered that assessment overly generous after spending eight years under the heel of a war hero whose sunny smile hid the soul of a cold, calculating politician.
