Sentence examples for too upbeat from inspiring English sources
Mr. Russell finds Mr. Nimmons too upbeat about everything.
Now that it is clear the standstill has already begun, that prediction may prove too upbeat.
Bear that in mind if you start to feel too upbeat.
Despite the downgrade, some critics say the government's forecast is still too upbeat.
National statistics are signaling recovery now, but Mr. Cutler worries that the data are too upbeat.
And his desire for everything with embellishment can seem too desperately upbeat.
Milbury, too, sounded upbeat after the game, in which dropped the Islanders to 0-2.
The short final chapter will be too consciously upbeat for some readers.
The broadcaster still faces accusations that its coverage can at times be too relentlessly upbeat, with nondescript games overhyped.
Mr. Bush, too, seemed upbeat and unbowed when he addressed hundreds of supporters in a gymnasium at St . Anselm Collegehere at about 8 20 P.M. "New Hampshire has long been known as a bump in the road for front-runners, and this year is no exception," Mr. Bush said, referring to the state's famously quirky, contrary voters and their habit of creating humbling surprises.
