Sentence examples for such cheerful from inspiring English sources

Such cheerful, shrug-it-off twists are typical of Schumer's comedy.

Personally, I feel privileged to have lived through an era characterized by such cheerful lunacy.

Such cheerful chaos may seem shocking to modern-day Britons, whose elections are more staid and standardised, and very much cheaper.

It's somehow very entertaining, and its bizarre, in-your-face anachronisms are carried off with such insouciance, such cheerful effrontery, that you can't help indulging them.

It is as if we don't quite like to imagine that someone whose fiction inhabits a utopian world of such cheerful innocence and old-world virtues could, in real life, have been considered a grave risk to national security.

I laughed, admired his effervescence and efficiency – and marvelled at the non-stick quality that sees Ansari range across subjects, such as child abuse and gay marriage, with such cheerful complacency.

She's been on Look North recently, and she's such a cheerful bugger.

Because Ritchie is such a cheerful presence, he can sometimes seem laid-back, although he is usually the least laid-back person in the room.

But for the staff arriving at the accident and emergency department at the Royal Liverpool, the city's main hospital, New Year's Day wasn't such a cheerful prospect.

In his lifetime, Ronald Reagan was such a cheerful and invigorating presence that it was easy to forget what daunting historic tasks he set himself.

Such graceful, cheerful hands they are, as they bob and arc and flutter through the air, keeping time to the music.