Sentence examples for of this upbeat from inspiring English sources

Gehry's Rheinhafen Centre – a haphazard huddle of high-rise buildings which looks as if it's about to topple over into the river – symbolises the creative verve of this upbeat metropolis.

"Compared to this upbeat vision of the country," the quiet patriotic activity of citizens in their communities "doesn't look like much.

Introducing the latter, a brilliant rhythm and blues-influenced ditty about a girl putting on a pink dress for her wedding, she asks: "Am I allowed to dance in this kind of place?" This upbeat interlude in an otherwise morose set does have an edge -the reference to her 2011 Las Vegas wedding to Barry Herridge (at which she wore a pink dress) is hard to avoid.

THERE were boos coming from the paying customers, a rare sign of rancor during this upbeat American World Cup, now history.

This upbeat sassiness of tone is one of the many treasures of Bloom's new collection, which differs markedly from her previous ones ("Come to Me," "A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You").

Much of the Mr. Atwater's speech was reflective of the mood of this gathering: upbeat and celebratory of the President's soaring approval ratings, notwithstanding the tension over abortion.

This upbeat account of hoarding's basis has a humane ring: hoarders are discerning.

The Flaw (82 mins) This upbeat analysis of the financial crisis made matters slightly clearer to me – but only slightly.

Rather more tastelessly, Gaye makes a brief allusion to his father, at whose hands he would later die (but not in this upbeat musical, of course).

In this upbeat study of development in Africa, Olopade identifies the great obstacle as "formality bias" — the… All Joy and No Fun, by Jennifer Senior (Ecco).

In this upbeat study of development in Africa, Olopade identifies the great obstacle as "formality bias" — the tendency of outsiders to recognize solutions to African problems only when they come from governments and other formal organizations.