Sentence examples for particularly cheerful from inspiring English sources

He does not seem particularly cheerful (but does he ever?).

"What's the matter, dear?" she said, trying to sound particularly cheerful.

None of these young women are particularly cheerful, let alone saintly.

Red navels, with their prom-pink flesh, make a particularly cheerful winter dessert.

No specifics, however, were given as to exactly what media, communications and fashion had to do with the particularly cheerful palette.

"One night we were particularly cheerful, and we said, 'Let's try to make a Bordeaux in the South of Italy,"' she said.

Images of the god varies from region to region: He can be anything from a particularly cheerful-looking man dressed in golden robes, a pair of men embracing, a wild-man of sorts wearing a crown of rabbit ears, or a rabbit-human hybrid.

Actually, Beethoven's influence is less striking here than Mendelssohn's, particularly in the brisk, cheerful finale.

In one particularly awful scene, a cheerful social worker asks a young refugee to talk about herself.

The result is that almost every home in the heavily touristy old center of Trinidad has thrown its shutters open to offer something for sale — hand-painted T-shirts with images of Che Guevara, paintings of vintage cars, macramé handbags, or visors made of old soda cans — a profusion of Cuban-themed kitsch that is cheerful if not particularly useful.

By deciding to approach the issue of violence, particularly peer violence, in a cheerful and somehow playful way, the author has achieved an exceptionally strong effect.