Sentence examples for yet cheerfully from inspiring English sources

Yet cheerfully they kept on digging.

The result is a deadpan and yet cheerfully offensive romp with scabrous and uproarious scenes, as our hero airs his provocative views to his captors.

Whistling while she works, she is a kindred spirit to the dwarfs, who descend into the mines to carry out their subterranean work "from early morn 'til night," yet cheerfully intone: "we don't know / what we dig 'em for".

It's a loopily nostalgic yet cheerfully cynical look at an age of deep-pocketed journalism and the personal relationships on which it ran — as well as on the deep-rooted inequities of the system and the age.

Yet everyone at his office still appeared to be optimistic at Kasich's chances tonight, rarely glancing up from their call sheets".We have heavily worked this state," Kalmbach said quietly, yet cheerfully.

Investors would not dream of paying a performance fee to traditional fund managers merely for matching the market return, yet they cheerfully reward private-equity managers for the same feat.Of course, the private-equity groups claim that they have stockpicking and management skills, selecting the right companies to buy and then transforming them by judicious cost-cutting and investment.

Decter counsels that "the experience that comes to Donald Rumsfeld most naturally is that of power and the things that go with it" -- yet, she cheerfully concludes, Rumsfeld's newfound glamour reflects "the vitality and the high humor that can be the rewards of a willingness, even an eagerness, to assume and embrace the burdens of responsibility".

Yet James and Ian buzz cheerfully between workbenches, supervising every cut, triple-checking every joint, and will take over if a task seems insurmountable.

Just now and then, we are reminded of how an addiction to gambling can ruin lives, particularly of the desperate and vulnerable, and yet we are cheerfully raising a generation which sees it as a harmless part of family life.

Yet the US cheerfully deals with Communist China and Vietnam, and itself holds 36,000 Iraqi political prisoners, not to mention Guantanamo.

And yet there is something cheerfully philosophical about the proceedings.