Sentence examples for especially upbeat from inspiring English sources

She heard a radio summary of the ruling that made things sound especially upbeat for the company.

In Argentina GDP is likely to shrink by 3.3%, but, despite a deep recession, the country's current-account deficit is expected to remain a sizeable 4.0% of GDP.ASIAN FORECASTS  Our forecasters are especially upbeat about Asia's prospects.

The pursuit of happiness turns out not to be as much fun as I had anticipated: it was pretty hard, as my biceps wailed at me, to feel especially upbeat.

The sweetness, of course, has an edge: David is fond of cutting in an especially upbeat air, Franco Micalizzi's "Amusement" — the staff call it "Everything's Fine" — immediately after his character has perpetrated some disaster.

This deeply impressed Vice President Hubert Humphrey, who in 1968 -- not an especially upbeat time in war-torn America -- was optimistic enough to hail "the politics of happiness, the politics of purpose and the politics of joy".

But then I saw Johnny in Jean-Luc Godard's Detective, a film in which he plays a boxing promoter in trouble with the mob, and it brightened my spirits and lifted my heart even though it was not especially upbeat in and of itself, given that Jean-Luc Godard had directed it.

-- Brown was particularly upbeat.

Most Obama/Trump voters, however, aren't wholly upbeat, especially in comparison with straight-ticket Republican voters.

Keep the messages upbeat, especially since the chaos of the recession threatens to disrupt our ways of thinking and doing and make us disbelievers.

Nothing is ever cast in stone (and your teen and preteens need to know that too) and we don't need to dwell on possible futures that are unhappy -- especially in an upbeat, colorful, entertainment magazine.

He is no upbeat cheerleader, especially not tonight (he's not getting on well with the smoking ban).