Sentence examples for clearly upbeat from inspiring English sources

Leaders of the legalized marijuana and hemp industries flocked to New York City's Jacob Javitz Center this week for the Cannabis World Congress & Business Expo, and the mood there was clearly upbeat.

Elsewhere, the picture is clearly less upbeat.

The trend, however, is clearly not upbeat news – will it reverse at some point?

Watson was similarly upbeat and clearly relieved to be back to full fitness after being devastated for most of 2013 by a disease that drains sufferers of all energy.

Investors clearly had a more upbeat view of the former, which includes the mobile devices unit, sending shares 7.8% higher.

Is her upbeat script, so clearly cultspeak, and so obviously bound to end in disillusion, ironic?

He was in an upbeat mood and clearly looking forward to the run of Queen's Trust in particular.

And Democrats are clearly trying to cloud the upbeat focus on Mr. Bush with a 17-state advertising campaign criticizing the Congressional voting record of his running mate, Dick Cheney.

Mr. Cavallo's go-go style and upbeat talk have clearly succeeded on one front: dispelling perceptions that the government of President Fernando de la Rúa was paralyzed, uncreative and incapable of rousing the country out of a three-year recession.

But as stock prices moved wildly once again on Thursday, the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, convened a 6 p.m. teleconference call, and after an hour of discussion, the 10 policy makers present voted unanimously for the discount rate cut and for an assessment of the economy clearly more negative than the upbeat one issued just 10 days earlier.

He was clearly a star so charismatic,  amazingly upbeat, friendly, and full of life.