Sentence examples for distinctly upbeat from inspiring English sources
Chouinard may be the face of Patagonia, and its presiding saturnine spirit, but the mood around the place is distinctly upbeat, optimistic, and youthful a distillation of his can-and-must-do side, minus the ain't-no-use.
Mood of government: distinctly upbeat, this week at any rate.Indeed, Mikulas Dzurinda, prime minister of Slovakia for the past 14 months, may well be one of the happiest men in town when the European Union holds the latest of its twice-yearly summits, in Helsinki this Friday and Saturday.
Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.
Second, the tenor of the screenings changed entirely — they became distinctly more upbeat and discursive.
It begins with a distinctly peppy and upbeat soundtrack, which makes a nice change from Republicans' usual tack this year of using horror movie music or rock guitars (I'm looking at you, Ron Paul).
The upbeat modern sound of tuk ensembles are a distinctly Barbadian blend of African and British musics.
Ravi Govindia, the Conservative leader of Wandsworth council, is very upbeat: "Yes, some of the buildings will be tall, but there will be a distinctly London flavour.
But while it is still distinctly DIY, some of the melancholy of Burial's debut has dissipated on this new album, which is more heavily loaded with garage-inflected vocals, and more upbeat as a consequence.
The cracker-barrel view of the 1960s is of a glossy, fluffy, upbeat pop time but, like many records released in that decade and during 1966 in particular, Happy New Year partakes of a distinctly negative, if not hostile, spirit.
