Sentence examples for considerably more upbeat from inspiring English sources

His economic message is considerably more upbeat than that of the Democrats or of Mike Huckabee, his main rival in Iowa.

Lynn Franco, director of economic Indicators at The Conference Board (which compiled the data) said Americans are "considerably more upbeat" about future economic and job prospects.

But the biggest change is the film's ending, which, not to give too much away, is considerably more upbeat than the novel's.

At the campaign of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, the mood was considerably more upbeat, as aides indicated that Walker's ironclad façade of ignorance is being polished to a high sheen.

Eduardo Villareal, 61, was considerably more upbeat about the situation: he and three friends were sporting matching t-shirts, and though they did not speak English, they appeared to be feeling exuberant about having just finished over four loops around the park in four hours (one loop is just over six miles).

Although actors were seen in an upbeat mood at various Broadway bars on Friday night hours after the strike began, their tone was considerably more sober yesterday.

Considerably more, in Montana.

I need something more upbeat.

Younger locals are more upbeat.

Some packed on considerably more.

Mr Ryu, of course, is more upbeat.