Sentence examples for perpetually cheerful from inspiring English sources
The staff remembers your preferences and requests and seems perpetually cheerful.
Same old story: perpetually cheerful orphan gets to spend Christmas at a billionaire's mansion as a publicity stunt but wins the man's love and gets to grow up rich.
She was named marketing director for Barbie in 1982, expanding what had been a somewhat tired line into one that featured an entire universe of cars, houses, pets and siblings for the surreally sculptured, perpetually cheerful plastic doll.
Or so it seemed on CBS's "Face the Nation" when Mr. Cain, the former pizza company executive known for his perpetually cheerful disposition, found himself being sternly dressed down by Mr. Schieffer almost like a misbehaving schoolboy – not the treatment presidential candidates normally expect from a Sunday television interviewer.
Putting on the smiley face like a mask or makeup refers to social expectations that women be perpetually cheerful and pleasant.
Part of the drama clique, he was the kind of happy-go-lucky kid that bordered on annoying most of the time thanks to his perpetually cheerful attitude.
"She was always cheerful.
When I see such brows, I can't help but think of poor "Mrs. B," my junior-high music teacher, whose penciled-in half-moons made her look perpetually, relentlessly cheerful, even as she sang melancholy folk songs like "One Tin Soldier".
She always seemed cheerful.
Mr. Allen of Global Consumer Finance Advisory, a veteran traveler, said with an air of cheerful resignation: "In a sleep-deprived world, I just run around perpetually tired.
