Sentence examples for grew upbeat from inspiring English sources

In slower, lyrical passages her meticulousness was like an astringent that kept things from getting sentimental, but when the mood and tempo grew upbeat, her brightness felt ersatz.

Major indicators climbed for the week after investors grew more upbeat about the health of banks.

She continued to grow, was upbeat and loved to make people laugh.

For a while after the Mariner 4 mission, astronomers had grown more upbeat about the planet.

When asked about Mr. Thompson's mood, Eddy Castell, his campaign manager, said: "He is certainly growing more upbeat every single day.

As the months progressed, his normally upbeat nurses grew increasingly morose and sullen.

The relatively upbeat sentiment grew on Thursday, stoked by reports that Speaker John A. Boehner had indicated to colleagues that he was determined to prevent a federal default.

"Cleon," by Cleon Jones (1970) Required reading for hard-core Mets fans, "Cleon" is predictably upbeat, even for a guy who grew up in Civil Rights-era Alabama.

Bond traders grew concerned that Mr. Greenspan, faced with recent equity carnage, would sound upbeat on the economy, threatening to knock Treasuries even further from their lofty peaks.

One way to measure its progress is to look at how fast it is growing, and things look upbeat on that front.

His mood seems to have grown less rosy and upbeat with the recent disclosure of more details in the case and a second round of indictments.