Sentence examples for exactly upbeat from inspiring English sources

"They were not exactly upbeat, but the tone was positive and they see a more stable future".

THE mood at this week's Geneva motor show, if not exactly upbeat, was in contrast to the fear that gripped the event last year.

Woods, despite going into the tournament in fine form after his win in the Buick Open last weekend, was not exactly upbeat himself.

Not exactly an upbeat ending, particularly as staged in that creepy old railway car.

Not exactly an upbeat scenario, despite the enthusiasm with which much of the country has greeted the start of our new President's term.

The original ending was unapologetically bleak and hopeless, and although the new ending is perhaps more ambiguous, it is not exactly more upbeat.

The verdict:  An eye-catching, statement-making collection with an upbeat feel – exactly the vibe we're hoping the new Hilfiger flagship can bring to the retail mix on Robertson when it opens next week.

In a letter to investors, the Third Point chief explained exactly why he was so upbeat about the prospects of Herbalife, a purveyor of nutritional supplements that Mr. Ackman has claimed is an enormous pyramid scheme.

The Prime Minister will deliver this extraordinarily upbeat assessment in a speech to union leaders exactly one year on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the catalyst for the worldwide financial crisis.

On what, exactly, did Keynes's faith in the future rest, apart from his upbeat temperament and can-do British spirit?

It takes an extraordinary woman to be this upbeat given the circumstances she is describing, but extraordinary is exactly what Worthy is.