I'm rather cheered by this.
And, actually, the idea of that is really rather cheering.
During moments of excitement, he breaks in to a rather cheering, crablike slow dance.
It was terrible, watching poor Hester being kicked about, but in some sadistic way actually rather cheering.
It certainly isn't a demographic that appears to have "frugal" or "restrained" in its moral vocabulary - rather cheering in these dark days.
Personally, I've always been conscious of death, and on the whole rather cheered by the thought that one day my troubles large or small will be over.
"Rather cheered," he wrote in his journal, "as CH eminently respectable order (65 members), which most people have never heard of.
The message was clear, and unified, and it seems that our nation's priorities have not been shifted all that much: we'd still rather cheer for millionaire athletes than for our own benefit.
Tiny Goa aside, it has done nothing to persuade regional allies it has momentum or ideas for a strong challenge in 2014.All this, however, may be rather cheering for democracy.
Mr. Bewkes came up through HBO, a cable division that has managed to keep growing and throwing off profit in spite of changes in the media landscape, and he clearly would rather cheer on Time Inc. from a greater distance.
