Sentence examples for relatively cheerful from inspiring English sources

A relatively cheerful Wall Street banker sees the veranito stretching until the election.

The movement's leaders are said to have emerged from a crisis meeting at their headquarters in Kandahar looking relatively cheerful.

In contrast to Baghdad, the Sadr hospital in Najaf, which recently reopened, is a clean and relatively cheerful institution.

"I love Charles Dickens," said Mary Gaitskill, who kicked off the relatively grim "Stave IV: The Last of the Spirits" wearing relatively cheerful silver eyeliner.

"Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven," which gets its reggae beat from the Wailers themselves, sounds relatively cheerful, even with underlying thoughts of death.

During her cancer treatment several years ago, Ms. Gallagher said, she managed to remain relatively cheerful by keeping in mind James's mantra as well as a line from Milton: "The mind is its own place, and in itself/ Can make a heav'n of hell, a hell of heav'n".

Potential shapes range from the relatively simple (being cheerful enough in the elevator that your co-workers don't think you hate them) to, in later rounds, the more complex (subtly downplaying your achievements around your extended family so that no one feels envious).

And yet these (relatively) cheap and cheerful iPods are still apparently worth Apple's while to make and sell.

Judging by the relatively cheap and cheerful phone its launch model is based on, Nokia is clearly looking to strike a chord with cash-starved consumers reeling from Britain's painful macroeconomic crosswinds.

Although I managed to be relatively productive and cheerful in this environment, I started to contemplate a dance with the devil--corporate science--around the end of my postdoc in 1999.

To get your feet wet, there is a wide range of cheerful and relatively cheap designer jelly sandals from the likes of Chlo?nd Givenchy.