Sentence examples for oddly upbeat from inspiring English sources
Here's why abortion foes are oddly upbeat.
As a result, the general mood at the meeting was oddly upbeat.
But Abdikayf Farah, who runs a local charity, is oddly upbeat.
Which is why Jesuits can seem oddly upbeat about their endangered status.
Confident and infectious, it's typical of Rose's ability to produce oddly upbeat songs around sombre subjects.
Some Americans and Iraqis described her as a notetaker for the Ambassador who sent oddly upbeat reports back to Washington.
Ms. Jackson clearly aches for all involved but is oddly, deliberately upbeat.
But here's the shocker: TED ain't dead, not at all, and in fact the mood of the wired-in cognoscenti last week was oddly, remarkably upbeat.
A victim of the regime interviewed later in the program -- a woman who spent 10 years in prison for drawing a lipstick mustache on Stalin's face -- was oddly brushed over, hurried along lest she ruin the general upbeat atmosphere.
More broadly, Mr Polunin's cheerily anarchistic work sits oddly in an autocratic Russia where Vladimir Putin has called on artists to provide more upbeat performances and has banned swearing on stage.Like many Russian performers, the country's best-known clown thus finds himself in a position familiar from Soviet times awkwardly skirting a new autocracy that looks a lot like the old one.
