Sentence examples for quite upbeat from inspiring English sources

And some are quite upbeat about the local economy's prospects.

His family members report that he's doing remarkably well, and seems quite upbeat.

These answers are quite upbeat compared with the employer pessimism that prevailed early in the year.

On what would happen after a British exit from the EU, Bootle is quite upbeat.

Many used the comments to discuss their own nonmonogamy and tended to be quite upbeat about it.

The mood on popular Aegean islands remains quite upbeat, despite a rise in panic sales of gaudy new second homes which had drawn the attention of tax collectors.

In his July testimony to Congress on monetary policy, Alan Greenspan was cautious but -- adjusting for his usual funereal demeanor -- quite upbeat.

Janet Yellen will presumably be quite upbeat in her testimony to Congress – by the way the Federal Reserve reports to Congress, and there are some political tensions between it and the lawmakers, as you might expect.