The phrase "all this upbeat" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Despite the challenges, I appreciate all this upbeat energy in the room."
Alternatives: "all this positivity" or "all this enthusiasm".
All this upbeat reconciliation means someone is definitely going to die soon, aren't they?
"He went, "Heeey, glad you could come!" I couldn't speak, I was so overwhelmed!" Maybe Leslie sounds like a 35-year-old Pollyanna, but all this upbeat daftness, this happy-happy-joy-joy, doesn't come without a price.
When Opposites Attract Arriving at the University of North Carolina law school in 1974, Johnny Edwards had all the upbeat confidence of a small-town football star.
Though the latest jobs report was disappointing, private payrolls have grown by 10m in the past four and a half years, the longest uninterrupted streak in history.Yet for all the upbeat economic news, Mr Obama has yet to reap any political reward.
But so far, for all the upbeat articles on the clustering of "the creative class" and the very wealthy in the new downtowns of Chicago and Philadelphia, millions in the private-sector middle class continue to head for the exits.
He used live guitars and vocals performed by his girlfriend, the British pop singer Ellie Goulding, and he described the score — which he declined to play because he had not finished it — as a distilled version of his dance music, which took out all the upbeat parts, emphasizing melody, "leaving the pretty parts, leaving the sad parts".
That said, I would like and intend to live to a ripe old age--all those upbeat IRA commercials from the financial companies make the "golden years" look pretty sweet.
So why all those upbeat analysts?
For all the upbeat talk, the trend can diminish the range and vibrancy of what museumgoers typically experience.
For all the upbeat talk today, even the form of the discussions masks some potentially serious differences.
