Sentence examples for traditionally upbeat from inspiring English sources
Though different from traditionally upbeat children's fare, the books have won him many awards, including the prestigious Caldecott medal.
At this year's Agenda conference, traditionally an upbeat gathering of the computer and Internet industries' elite, attendance was low and the mood even lower.
His upbeat, traditionally-rooted (although English-language) entry, is accompanied by the banjo and performed by Gianluca with a broad and infectious grin.
It was an unfortunate coda to an otherwise upbeat parade, traditionally one of the city's largest and most boisterous.
The sustained nastiness of a presidential nominating contest traditionally gives way, eventually, to a finer-tuned, more upbeat message in the general election.
Mr. Jones said he had not been given a time to speak at the meeting, traditionally a staid affair at which Coke executives review the past year and make upbeat predictions about the next one.
In that traditionally inward country, the domestic message from these Games will undoubtedly be incessantly upbeat, but many people in China are now connected to the world via the Internet and telephone.
Analysts said investors were upbeat after Wall Street's recent rally and were generally looking to buy because the end of the year is traditionally the strongest time for stocks.
