Sentence examples for much more upbeat from inspiring English sources
The afternoon ended much more upbeat than it began.
"They're much more upbeat than we are," he said.
The mood did not become much more upbeat.
But Mr. Eisman was much more upbeat about the situation in the United States.
Like most of his teammates and Coach Rex Ryan, Sanchez was much more upbeat than downcast.
"Terrorist" is a vivid and gloomy book, and Updike hasn't been much more upbeat in interviews.
"We were much better, more upbeat.
This one in Manchester is much more ordered and upbeat.
But the biggest change is the film's ending, which, not to give too much away, is considerably more upbeat than the novel's.
The mood now is more upbeat and much of the thanks should go to you, Prime Minister Verhofstadt, and your colleagues in the Presidency.
Rather than the domain of the big ballad and the broken heart, she appears – to judge by the material she's released so far – to be much more at home in an upbeat pop number.
