Sentence examples for Highly upbeat from inspiring English sources

The latest economic indicators -- highly upbeat -- ought to clinch the case against tariffs.

But in 2017, a highly upbeat economic outlook failed to elevate America's generally pessimistic mood.

Now she's working in a group of eight, all volunteers like her, tweeting and organising from their homes, and seems highly upbeat again.

"While new business growth moderated to its lowest for a year-and-a-half in December, UK construction firms are still highly upbeat about their prospects for output growth in 2015," said Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit.

"Positivity," goofy, upbeat, and highly prolix, takes its song title from Prince, just minutes after Prince donates a guitar part on "So What the Fuss".

Enter @realdonaldtrump into AnalzyeWords and you'll see he scores highly on having an upbeat emotional style, and is less likely than average to be worried, angry, and depressed.

Fellow Brooklynite Captain Planet injects a slice of Brazil into Center's upbeat and highly danceable "Center's Groove," the cuica chatting boldly underneath the keys and brass.

Along the way, Cherry kept in close contact with his PUC associates and deepened relationships by sending hundreds of often highly personal, bantering and upbeat emails.

Last spring, as soon as she was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor, my sister and her husband Frank traveled from their home in Clovis to UCLA, where she met with a highly-regarded surgeon who was upbeat about her prognosis.

My room-mate for the first week, Nuno Luz, was both charming, clever, upbeat, funny but also highly eccentric – to me a Portuguese version of the comic Italian actor Roberto Benigni.

There are three reasons why the BMW brand scores so highly: consistency, patience and a simple, upbeat message.