Sentence examples for said upbeat from inspiring English sources

It happens a lot these days," he said, upbeat and smiling.

"Oh, this is the dwarf," she said, upbeat, when earnest-faced Tyrion Lannister appeared in the dragons' lair.

The happy use of color throughout the European collections has been a nice counterweight of optimism (nothing says upbeat like pink) to the longer skirt lengths, which are usually greeted as a harbinger of dark times ahead.

What is more, such deals can damage a brand, particularly if, as in this case, it ends up being the only media outlet to say upbeat things about a critically panned production.

"I'll do it every night," said an upbeat Mr. Hirson.

"Only time will tell," Woodson said, sounding upbeat despite it all.

"It was right on my best and it is a horrible place to come," said an upbeat Halsall.

"I think this is a better team than the 1984 team," Strom said, staying upbeat.

Music gives us new energy and a stronger sense of purpose," said the upbeat Michael Franti.

"Pepe rosso" means red pepper, which, Mr. Tizzano said, sounded upbeat and lively to him; the number refers to the street address.

"It's a new day," said an upbeat Mouna Ayoub, couture's most ardent fan and spender, before Mr. de la Renta's Balmain show.