Sentence examples for maybe upbeat from inspiring English sources
It'd have to be more upbeat, maybe something with a little salsa rhythm to it". San Diego musicians stage a reunion.
If you really need to tell your friend something, maybe try an upbeat approach to change the tempo and temporarily draw your friend back to listening to you.
The party leadership remains publicly upbeat, however, maybe because, despite the Social Democrats' setbacks, the Christian Democrats have capitalized neither on their rivals' troubles nor on their chancellor's strong bond with average people.
Maybe Mr. Howser's infectious upbeat spirit is just what the Soviet Union needs these days.
But she also plays her as upbeat, silly, and maybe even a little ditzy, and this keeps the performance from having much depth or nuance.
Service is upbeat and efficient — maybe too efficient: if you don't build your own pauses into your meal, you could be in and out in an hour flat, whether or not that's your wish.
Maybe start out with something upbeat and well-known, like Taylor Swift.
Relaxed or upbeat, perhaps?
And maybe they're right to be upbeat.
Maybe so, though Rouen lacked an upbeat number like "Caught by the Fuzz", which balanced the more introspective "Sofa (of My Lethargy)" on their debut album I Should Coco.
