| Sure, there are days when I want to go around sticking my tongue out at the world after four hours of on-air cheeriness. |
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| One justification for his cheeriness was the knowledge that performing well against the world champion would enhance the validity of his comeback. |
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| What is entirely missing from his approach is any cheeriness. |
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| In place of anything resembling cheeriness he has a wickedly dark humour, a gift for satire and an imagination powerful enough to leap the space-time continuum in his fiction. |
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| Beneath the cheeriness of Aphrodite's sun-kissed island lies the intransigence of the Balkans and the Middle East. |
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| I resent the fuzziness and perpetual cheeriness that has become a predominant theme of this movement. |
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| But how much relentless cheeriness can the average person take? |
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| The deputy prime minister's cheeriness is sincere: he reckons he can and should go on. |
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| Situations of high concentration change to moments of great cheeriness. |
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| In contrast to the constant cheeriness of Soviet images, Mr Dodin showed the tragedy and self-destruction of the Russian village after the second world war. |
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| Now look at Labour's poll ratings, even now they are only a little bit ahead of the Conservatives. Does this explain the cheeriness here in Birmingham, I asked? |
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| After having toured the length and breadth of Italy bringing our news and a good dose of cheeriness, the tour was nearing home to conclude this great adventure. |
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| She exudes the flinty cheeriness of a fitness instructor. |
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| But, in an effort at cheeriness, we would occasionally celebrate Saturdays with a bottle party for friends and any strangers who happened to be passing. |
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