cheerier

• “For what Steyn calls a cheerier take, though, there's this, from some make-pretend academic on the wingnut gravy train:”

  Firedoglake

• “Next morning we looked around at some of our other accomodation options and decided to move round the corner to the Red Dragon hostel which was altogether a bit "cheerier" as Dad would say.”

  TravelPod.com Recent Updates

• “I had no intention to make you write to me, or expectation of your doing so; but your note has been so far "cheerier" (299/2.”

  More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1

• “My son seems much cheerier now, happily, although being me I worry that he is just putting a good face on things so as not to worry me.”

  Fragments From A Week « Tales from the Reading Room

• “The bright day made the white room cheerier than it had seemed two days ago, and the slanting roof made it snug, though no warmer.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dark Secrets 2: No Time to Die the Deep End of Fear

• “It certainly sounds a heck of a lot cheerier than the alternative.”

  The Huffington Post: Martha A. Duggan: The Case for a Federal 'Green Bank'

• “The pair consulted last week, with immediate effect on Westwood's putting (better) and his demeanour (cheerier).”

  The Guardian: Luke Donald and Lee Westwood get serious about relaxation for US PGA

• “I even like her – she always seemed like a cheerier, goofier, more relatable counterpart to Diana plus, prettier hair!”

  The Guardian: Shall we swap Fergies? | Lindy West

• “But, I must say, my outlook is much cheerier when I talk to my beloved!”

  One generation to another - SpouseBUZZ

• “In 2009 the U.S. signed arms deals worth a dismal $22.6 billion compared with the much cheerier amount of $38.1 billion in 2008.”

  The Huffington Post: Christopher Brauchli: Arms and the World

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