cheerfulness

He said my cheerfulness and common sense had been such a help to everybody.

All week long she had kept up her determined cheerfulness.

The three men standing by added nothing to the cheerfulness of the scene.

He sat down, suddenly old and tired, his former cheerfulness gone.

With strained cheerfulness, she told him they would meet again in several months.

I've got a fire for cheerfulness, and the windows open to keep cool.

The truth is I have a curious kind of cheerfulness at the moment.

Better had a serious cheerfulness been; for the enterprise was great.

With a forced cheerfulness, she went to wash her hands.

"Of course you will," he said with a forced cheerfulness.

Suddenly he wanted very much to have the cheerfulness of her conscious company.

In all, the news conference was noteworthy for its cheerfulness.

I asked with false cheerfulness when he answered the door.

In this man's presence it was impossible not to feel hope cheerfulness almost.

When we met at early breakfast there was more general cheerfulness than any of us had ever expected to experience again.

He points out that if the Japanese crime rate was very high, such cheerfulness would have never been seen in the city.

Yet I confess that there was no particular call for cheerfulness on their part.

His cheerfulness added to the sense of depression that had been growing up inside me.

It is easier to go along with the false cheerfulness.

But, giving up hope at last, she regained her cheerfulness.

She is both good and kind,' he said with a somewhat exaggerated cheerfulness.

"Well, good to talk to you," he said with forced cheerfulness.

Whatever he did was done with a kind of schoolboy cheerfulness.

None of this was mine any more, I could no longer take part in its quiet cheerfulness.

And a little stubborn cheerfulness, in the face of so much frustration, makes some friends.