Sentence examples for least upbeat from inspiring English sources

Every continent saw confidence improve, although executives in western Europe were the least upbeat.

Most I spoke with seemed fairly sanguine about the future of a MOOC-sustained academy or, at least, upbeat in their disenchantment.

The German, at least, was upbeat.

Jones spoke of a tearful changing room, but he, at least, was upbeat about his experience in the Premiership.

EE's chief executive Olaf Swantee will also be there and he, at least, is upbeat: "The industry is in a great position.

"I don't have anything that I can say that I'm pleased with," said Coughlin, who almost always finds at least one upbeat note.

For every segment of melancholia that Frank cut from America, in other words, America could dish up a comic response, or at least an upbeat equivalent.

And so both the whaling artifacts and the exhibit's messages about the future, Thomas A. Edison rhapsodizing about solar power, Henry David Thoreau about wind, leave a message that's at least potentially upbeat.

What unites most of them through the last couple of decades is that they're energetic and at least sound upbeat, even when they're not.

Despite these inconveniences, Ghadhban at least affected an upbeat manner.

Tuggle had at least one more upbeat moment.