Sentence examples for infectious upbeat from inspiring English sources

Maybe Mr. Howser's infectious upbeat spirit is just what the Soviet Union needs these days.

The result is an infectious, upbeat, guitar-driven album that looks to pop in its simplest guise, as an escapist balm to lift the spirits.

Chaje Shukarije (Beautiful Girl) – an infectious, upbeat song composed by Redžepova – was an immediate hit and has since become a Balkan standard, performed by everyone from pop singers to brass bands.

Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine also gave "Love on Top" a positive review, favoring its "infectious upbeat spirit" and comparing it to the styling of Stevie Wonder, Anita Baker and Whitney Houston.

The music he's mixing is loud, infectious, and upbeat.

This is a Bust is so bright and bouncy, so upbeat and infectious, it makes That's Not My Name sound like Swans' Raping a Slave.

As for the music on that single, it's so jauntily upbeat and infectious with its nagging guitar refrain, rolling drums and call-and-response vocals from frontman Adamczewski and the boys in the band, it almost seems like a cover of a comedy novelty new wave-era one-off like, say, Turning Japanese, that frenetic 1980 ode to onanism by The Vapours.

While tracks like "Fantasynth" are upbeat and infectious, "CYN" hisses with static interference and threatens trouble.

The governor seemed energized and his upbeat air was infectious.

But while it revels in Coplandesque rhapsody, its rhythms remain subtly unsettled, and the country fair ambience of its upbeat moments has infectious appeal.

On the flip side, Vice's modern house remix is upbeat, invigorating, and infectious.