cherubically

But this man's hair was golden and cherubically curled.

As her eyes go to her daughter, the smile turns cherubically perfunctory.

Zeus rubbed his hands together and smiled cherubically.

"That was good," he said, smiling cherubically.

He and Ms. Theron, looking cherubically beautiful, establish a warm rapport that would seem more natural if the film had anything else to offer.

He was preposterously fair-skinned, weak in the chin, cherubically curly up top, and had worn the same round wire frames forever.

Not far from them an old fellow like a wrinkled apple smiled cherubically at everything he saw; beside him on the bench was an uncapped bottle wrapped in brown paper up to the neck.

Smil-ing cherubically so that his rosy cheeks made little mounds under his twinkling eyes, he was sitting relaxed-ly in a small chair, robed in some shimmering turquoise material-anyway, some color of the blue-green family.

So the cherubically fresh-faced Mr. Jacobs, wearing a black suit and collarless white shirt, spoke with evangelical fervor during a recent interview in Paul Hall at Juilliard about his desire to stimulate interest in the instrument.

Then spotting a group of Chinese tourists passing her on Gertsena Street, the tiny woman smiled cherubically under her spring babushka and gestured to them with mock gaiety, "Yes, let them see our fabulous life under Mr. Gorbachev."