Sentence examples for too cheerful from inspiring English sources

Not too cheerful.

Feeling too cheerful?

I was cheerful, maybe too cheerful.

Pippi Longstocking was a bit too cheerful.

I thought that she looked too cheerful — in her cheeks wild roses flushed.

There was something too cheerful (too "Rubies"?) about the ensemble's approach.

When the checker at the grocery store asks me idly how I am doing, how can I refrain from grabbing the neck of his too-cheerful smock and hissing that I've had better days, thank you very much?

Be excessively cheerful.

The well-known rhyme Miss Polly had a Dolly (and the interactive version in Miss Polly had a Dolly Touch and Sing Board Book) may be too relentlessly cheerful for some but it does have a jollity about it that can be cheering – and it does offer some advice about looking after yourself.

Given the bleak despair expressed in many of Cohle's nihilistic rants, the ending that lets both detectives live to hobble off together in a "beautiful friendship" like Bogart and Rains at the end of Casablanca is too damn cheerful.

My dad's car was bombed and so was my grandfather's, so we play there too," a cheerful Omar says.