uncheerful

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• That cheerful presence also heightens the actual and perceived safety of the streets and residents’ sense of community.

• In the digital age, the artist is unfailingly genial, cheerful, relatable.

• On the other hand, Paige's life, seen only as an indefatigable, wise and funny personal odyssey, is a cheerful tale.

• “I was just at the window, being happy and cheerful, and just trying to be as positive as I can be during the pandemic,” said Eddie Aldrete, a 22-year-old Starbucks employee.

• “It beats driving alone,” a cartoon skunk declares in a cheerful 1974 public service announcement encouraging Americans to carpool.

• They also love Christmas, and are determined to make it cheerful and to give gifts.

• A cheerful convict was found dead by his devoted caretaker one morning.

• “Highly inquisitive, highly playful, always cheerful,” he recalls.

• Eri Hayward is cheerful, even as she drops verbal bombs that demolish mainstream conceptions about being transgender.

• And as with all cheerful, well-intentioned memes, the Challenge has provoked some good old-fashioned political trolling.

• This gave the house a very cheerful appearance, as if it were constantly on a broad grin.

• Your hangings must be of chintz, of pretty chintz, and you will put a cheerful carpet on the floor.

• But from the rather dismal salon they passed into a more cheerful room.

• The cheerful sound of music came from the deck of a big saloon steamer, bearing its crowd of noisy tourists.

• The cheerful hours of easy labor vary but do not destroy the pursuit of pleasure and of recreation.