Sentence examples for more upbeat using from inspiring English sources

Maal returns to the stage in a splendid black-and-white outfit and the songs become more upbeat, using four-beat and four-chord patterns rather than the cyclical figures and triple time of his acoustic set.

Although the band did include hits like Don't Wanna Fight in their set, they started off with some slower jams which made some fans consider checking out Interpol instead ("we want something more upbeat!"), while others used the opportunity for romance.

Liars use more upbeat words like "pal" and "friend" but fewer excluding words like "but," "except" and "without".

But the occasion is also being used to promote another idea — more upbeat or more dismaying, depending on your perspective.

Use a playlist with about 10 or more upbeat songs and take a break every 5 songs.

A more upbeat hybrid comes from Tijuana, where the club disc jockeys had an inspiration: why not use the music they'd heard growing up?

Kaitlyn Hodnicki from Stature magazine was impressed with the song, calling it one of the album's more upbeat tracks, which "blooms into another epic soundscape led by [Leto's] vocals and some brilliantly used electronic elements".

I need something more upbeat.

Younger locals are more upbeat.

Mr Ryu, of course, is more upbeat.

In Michigan, his message was more upbeat.