Sentence examples for entirely upbeat from inspiring English sources

Investment professionals have strong opinions on the subject, and very few are entirely upbeat.

While Ms. Lauzen credits Sundance "for making an effort in approaching the selection process with an eye to diversity," she is not entirely upbeat.

At the Cavalli show, Tim Blanks, a Style.com critic, was among the editors who were entirely upbeat about the Milan season, a feeling he attributed to the widespread use of color and peculiar prints for spring.

Major League Baseball is a business that enjoys free, extensive, and almost entirely upbeat publicity about its product every day, in virtually every newspaper and on almost every television news show in the country, and all on the theory that baseball is news, rather than merely entertainment.

They seem upbeat, sparky and entirely ordinary.

Second, the tenor of the screenings changed entirely — they became distinctly more upbeat and discursive.

Mr. Cazalé's subtle performance makes his transformation entirely believable and prevents this cautiously upbeat movie from curdling into a sentimental advertisement for the simple life.

Don't go to the lyrics for any cues; it is entirely obscure why such a jaunty, upbeat song would be referencing "Roman cavalry choirs" or revolutionaries or St. Peter.

The music is entirely instrumental, most of it more upbeat, with another sinfonia (from the cantata "Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen"), an Adagio from the "Easter Oratorio" and concertos by Bach and Alessandro Marcello.

At the Federal Reserve, the perspective is more upbeat than this, without being entirely positive.

This upbeat story hasn't been entirely discredited — if that had happened, the market wouldn't have rebounded on Tuesday.