Sentence examples for driving upbeat from inspiring English sources
"Losing Myself", from their third album "New York City", released last year, was a driving upbeat electro stomp, with choruses in English and verses in French.
Fake Train reviewer Ken Hawk said the album was maybe "one of the best fusions of metallic hardcore and melodic punk-rock", continuing with how the band were able to "spring back-and-forth between booming chugga mosh breakdowns, melodic guitar thrashing, and driving upbeat rock…flawlessly" in an easy manner.
While much of the LP's content comes off as overly ambient, the segments in which broody, pitched vocals are layered against driving breaks and more upbeat sounds, give the entire album an impressive range.
Part of the band's appeal was its remarkable versatility, as it delivered soulful ballads, spiritual anthems, Afro-Caribbean jazz, driving funk and rock, and upbeat disco dance hits.
While companies say millennials aren't driving the switch to more upbeat and more regular performance appraisals, they acknowledge that the changes will help them attract and keep young workers.
The excerpt featured the arrest of two drunken Southern teenagers, who, during their ride to jail, ramble on and on to the police officer driving the car, at one point interrupted by an upbeat guitar soundtrack.
The mood was well-behaved and upbeat, but the opening cheer echoed with a mighty roar, driving home just how formidable people can be when many act as one.
A rich inflow of fresh funds remains the driving force behind this week's rally, although surprisingly strong labor data contributes to the market's upbeat sentiment.
