Sentence examples for terribly cheerful from inspiring English sources

A hundred years ago, Sigmund Freud published his essay "The Unconscious", and his ideas (like those of the psychoanalysis he invented) are not generally regarded as terribly cheerful.

The real household income figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies don't make terribly cheerful reading for anyone.

Actually, my favourite Dury song is not cheerful, but terribly sad, "You'll See Glimpses", which takes the form of a letter written by someone who has been locked up because his mind doesn't work properly.

In truth, she suffered terribly in her last years from arthritis, while remaining cheerful and concerned about others.

"Frankly I am not terribly surprised at the reactions," said Peter Maxwell Davies yesterday, characteristically cheerful after many people had walked out on his new work, Worldes Blis, at the Prom on Thursday.

From "a state bordering on lunacy," he became almost cheerful: "free," reported Zizi Vrevskaya, "from those mental sufferings which had so terribly tortured him".

It may not be terribly practical for the UK, yet Prouvé's grand design proves that cheap can still be cheerful, even if the original prototype did recently sell for almost $5m.

The region remains the poorest in Uganda, with the highest rate of infant mortality, a pitiful level of literacy and virtually no commerce.In this section Lonely as a pyramid, without tourists Getting their cards How to lose an election Disarming the cheerful cattle-rustlers ReprintsUntil recently, Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's president since 1986, was not terribly concerned.