Sentence examples for radiating good cheer from inspiring English sources

So it was striking when Mr. Hampton materialized in a cramped theater district office recently, radiating good cheer despite his jet lag.

With no Tiny Tim waiting in the wings to offer a final "God bless us, every one," it would seem that a wrap-up radiating good cheer and well-being might never happen.

The dancers radiate good cheer.

The evening radiated good cheer.

Violet (Lara Pulver), who he thought was the one, cuts him loose in a phone call, leading to a small, witty scene that will resonate with any urbanite who has had a bad day: As Nick walks the streets, everyone he passes suddenly seems to radiate good cheer and good fortune.

Rather, it riffs on an Arab expression for a break in the clouds, and radiates good cheer.

Even Liz, the village organist who pops in for a lemonade and radiates good cheer, exudes a yearning for loving companionship.

But even as she pointedly emphasized the warning, "Soon we'll be without the moon, humming a different tune," she radiated friendliness, good cheer and faith in the future.

Abdel Rahman, having driven off potential competitors with arm-waving indignation and threats of vague but certain retribution, quietly radiates the good cheer of the monopolist.

GERMANY'S guidelines for weapons exports radiate good intentions.

But now, beyond the shelves of olive oil and pasta and cases of cheeses and salamis, an award-winning wine department stands ready to sell you a bottle or a case, and beyond that, the Continis have tucked a cafe where Mrs. Contini is a constant presence, radiating warmth and good cheer.