Relatively bright

Usage examples of cheerier.

But if you stayed tuned a little longer, you saw another kind of immigration story, one with a cheerier angle.

The stormy autumnal weather had given place now to a brief spell of late summer sunshine, and on the last day of her visit to Langford, Miss Brooke had a cheerier view of the Hall and its surroundings than she had had on the day of her arrival there.

Though Roberta tried to end the discourse on a cheerier note, one of the group was noticeably more glum than the others when the evening broke up.

But with each repetition his voice grew cheerier, and Thirza felt that he was already over the worst.

My own philosophy was a little cheerier than Schopenhauer's, but there were times when he seemed on the mark.

Accompaniment of a small Orchestra, In the Black Hole of Calcut-ta, One scarcely knows quite what t' Make of Things they groan and mut-ter, Why, 'tis cheerier in the Gut-ter.

Dixon, being a Grain person, is having a generally cheerier Drinking Life than Mason, as, the further West they go, the more distill'd Grains, and the fewer Wines, are to be found, until at last even to mention Wine aloud is to be taken for a French Spy.

Heather the receptionist looked quite a bit cheerier than when I'd seen her earlier in the week.

The bickering with Dickhead put her in a cheerier mood as she read over the ME's reports.

The cheerier you are the better your child will be, and that's all you've got to think about.

Nylan wasn't certain how much cheerier the song was, but the locals especially loved it, perhaps because Ayrlyn had reversed the sexes in the verses.