Sentence examples for far more upbeat from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bass is far more upbeat.
Most other commentators were far more upbeat, however.
Obama was far more upbeat about future arms control negotiations.
Mr. McMahon's reaction, not surprisingly, was far more upbeat.
The day had begun on a far more upbeat note.
And yet blacks are far more upbeat about the economy than whites.
He's been replaced by a far more cheerful and upbeat warm-up man called Mark.
Delighted that he has a good product to hawk, Schwarzenegger is exuberant and upbeat; a far more effervescent, less dejected-looking figure, at our second encounter in Hollywood last month, with the swampy, debilitating haze of New Orleans firmly in the past.
The information, presented at the trial, came mainly from the teams inside the two companies, whose reports appeared to be far more pessimistic than the company's upbeat public statements.
The campaign is upbeat, even humorous, focused far more on what is said on cellular telephones than on the technology enabling that speech.
The visit to the Vatican was a break that Obama, looking more upbeat than he has so far on the trip, appeared to welcome.
