Sentence examples for markedly more upbeat from inspiring English sources

Despite significant caveats, Fed officials are markedly more upbeat than they were six months ago.

Still, Clinton administration officials were markedly more upbeat about the vote this week than they were earlier this month.

Such talk may be premature, but the mood among owners and executives emerging form the board meeting was markedly more upbeat than on previous occasions during the lockout.

After days of reporting no progress, the two sides sounded markedly more upbeat yesterday, indicating that substantial progress was being made and clearly encouraged that the talks had not broken down in recrimination.

Recent buying, though, appears to have been by funds taking a long view of Japan's prospects.It is hard if not impossible to find an economist or equity strategist who has not become markedly more upbeat about that long view.

By contrast, the first single off the album, "Kerala," which leans on a vocal sample from Brandy's 1994 hit "Baby," is markedly more upbeat and speaks to the electrifying magnetism of starting over somewhere new.

FRANKFURT — The euro zone has stabilized markedly in the last year, Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, said on Thursday, as he offered a slightly more upbeat assessment of the prospects for growth.

I need something more upbeat.

Younger locals are more upbeat.

By December, though, Rocca was more upbeat.

More Upbeat Tone From E.C.B.