Sentence examples for a mixture of upbeat from inspiring English sources
A chain of elephants, trunks and tails linked, wanders, with a mixture of upbeat energy and complacent pride, along the endpapers of a children's book.
His first album for that company, All I Need to Know (1995)—a mixture of love songs, ballads, and upbeat honky-tonk tunes sold well, but his next album, the lighter and livelier Me and You (1996), sold more than 500,000 copies.
But the crowds here were far smaller, and older, than at the Grace Bible Church - a reminder of the rise of the new, locally based churches across Africa, whose mixture of upbeat music and charismatic preaching is proving more attractive to many young people than traditional branches of Christianity.
This is incredibly upbeat and moving, with a mixture of exhibits – anatomical drawings, a huge, spectacular chandelier made from bones cast in plaster, by Jodie Carey, rare prints, and installations that celebrate Mexico's Day of the Dead.
A mixture of method and madness.
It's a mixture of the two.
Faces reflect a mixture of ethnic backgrounds.
Probably a mixture of all the above.
A mixture of invulnerability and indifference?
Maybe it's a mixture of both.
