Sentence examples for rather upbeat from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Feu this was a rather upbeat show that didn't push the brand in a new direction but combined comfortable clothing with a cool girl attitude.

Upon her return, he said, she briefed members of the bank's executive board and was "rather upbeat" about the country's future, and the status of women.

The more the euro area supplies the markets with solid evidence of economic renewal, it seems, the more stubbornly Europe's currency refuses to respond.The latest crop of cheering news includes a rather upbeat IMF report this week.

(117 mins, 18) Directed by Andrea Arnold; starring Kate Dickie, Tony Curran, Martin Compston, Nathalie Press In the time when most locally produced Scottish pictures were documentaries, and feature films made there were almost entirely the work of people based elsewhere, Scotland was treated in a rather upbeat way.

Now – going by his All-Star Game news conference a couple weeks ago and a politico.com question and answer session – Selig seems rather upbeat about the sport, in spite of Ryan Braun's 65-game suspension and the anticipated throwing of the book at Rodriguez.

Robinson's emotions were rather more upbeat.

Wogan is sounding rather more upbeat than his playlist.

In fact, the original text is rather less upbeat, but just as good.

Veloso was depressed and homesick throughout his first year in London, while Gil was rather more upbeat.

Gerard Lyons, once chief economist at Standard Chartered before becoming an adviser to London's mayor, Boris Johnson, has a rather more upbeat view.

But today it was all rather more upbeat as Loach appeared alongside one of the film's stars, the philosophising footballer turned actor Eric Cantona, and declared that Looking for Eric should be a movie that sends audiences away feeling happy.