Cheerfulness

Her cheerfulness and over-the-top attitude provide many comedic situations as her status as princess starkly contrasts her unreserved nature and friendliness.

Now on the path to sainthood as “blessed,” John Paul I, who reigned for only a month in 1978, was known as “” because of his cheerfulness.

Thinking of you and all the cheerfulness when you are around.

Combining physical ugliness, rudeness and cheerfulness with a "cool purple hat," Grayson designed a character with maximum sociopathic potential then set out to annoy his neighbors.

I feel like I’m performing cheerfulness and positivity—I don’t have much in common with Lisa’s family, and I can’t find much to be positive about in the midst of a pandemic.

Their cheerfulness and glee have added so much brightness in the homes.

But the cheerfulness of my mind, which comes from the recollection of all my philosophical contemplation, counterbalances all these afflictions.

He goes on to state that women's cheerfulness is chaotic and disruptive which is why it is crucial to exercise obedience to those with rationality.

In the final series, however it was clear that their cheerfulness was a façade and, in a particularly dark scene, Mildred hanged herself "during a game of Happy Families ".

Schopenhauer also thought women's cheerfulness is an expression of her lack of morality and incapability to understand abstract or objective meaning such as art.