Sentence examples for printing upbeat from inspiring English sources

Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 23 about recent killings of two journalists at The Togliatti Review, a muckraking newspaper in Russia, misstated the resignation date of its crime editor, Pavel Kaledin, who was quoted as saying it was hard for newspapers to survive in Russia without printing upbeat articles for money.

Correction: November 1, 2003, Saturday Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 23 about recent killings of two journalists at The Togliatti Review, a muckraking newspaper in Russia, misstated the resignation date of its crime editor, Pavel Kaledin, who was quoted as saying it was hard for newspapers to survive in Russia without printing upbeat articles for money.

Gucci's recent print ads are upbeat and bosomy: a jailbait nymph with pouty lips clambering on rocks with an oily-haired boyfriend.

The airy industrial space in the former Toy Building has been whitewashed and minimally outfitted, the better to show off the brightly colored, impossibly upbeat prints for which the 60-year-old Finnish company is famous.

The airy, industrial space in the former Toy Building has been whitewashed and minimally outfitted, allowing the brightly colored, impossibly upbeat prints for which the 60-year-old company is famous, to shine.

Marimekko currently manufactures apparel and accessories for women, children, and men (slim pickings for the guys) as well as home furnishings — almost everything in oversized and impossibly upbeat prints reminiscent of Matisse cutouts and children's wobbly-lined finger paintings.

A smart summer dress with an upbeat grid print is poised to win when belted and paired with metallic python flats.

Varnette P. Honeywood, an artist whose brilliantly colored collages, paintings and prints presented a warm, upbeat picture of black American life and whose paintings were prominently displayed in the living room of the Huxtable home on "The Cosby Show," died on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Prada's aesthetic – which has now filtered down to a high street near you – was unerringly upbeat: pop-culture prints of pink Cadillacs, hot-rod heels and opera coats that Doris would have rocked in Pillow Talk.

Print and broadcast reporters produce upbeat, often frothy stories like "A Laugh a Day Keeps the Doctor Away".

The television, online, print and retail campaign carries the upbeat theme "Have a happy sandwich".