Sentence examples for much less upbeat from inspiring English sources
But the news in 2010 has been much less upbeat for the tall, soft-spoken del Potro.
Six months ago Lethal Bizzle and I had talked about how grime had exploded into the political sphere, soundtracking the winter's youth and student protests in London, but now the 28-year old rapper is much less upbeat, surveying the wreckage in the city he loves.
But commentary in influential daily Kommersant is much less upbeat.
According to at least one source, the song is reminiscent of "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and much less upbeat than the song "Go, Cubs, Go" by American folk music singer-songwriter Steve Goodman.
It said: "Mr Cameron's presentation was so set on being upbeat that it said much less about many mean-spirited commitments lurking in the manifesto itself.
Polled again in March, investors had become much less sanguine.Just as fund managers were too upbeat last month, some argue that the current pessimism is overdone.
The second style, which is more contemporary, includes upbeat praise music, bands rather than an organ, and a much less formal set of readings and prayers centered on a video presentation.
If I can ultimately keep things upbeat and positive, while remaining realistic, the decision to keep moving forward becomes much less daunting".
Elsewhere, the picture is clearly less upbeat.
In Brasília, the mood is less upbeat.
