Sentence examples for typically upbeat from inspiring English sources

And despite that triple-bogey start, Woods was typically upbeat.

Sure enough, the goalkeeper was typically upbeat following the final whistle at White Hart Lane.

Russia's economic situation has so deteriorated that even typically upbeat financial analysts have been taking on a funereal tone.

His songs are typically upbeat and playful, telling stories of rocket ships, cookies, even a brontosaurus with a sweet tooth.

While Sean Dyche, the Burnley manager, was typically upbeat, he should also deem it a missed opportunity.

In a typically upbeat review of Ms. Mol's performance in London, The Financial Times critic wrote, "The play's most touching moments lie in her vulnerability".

But even the military, typically more upbeat than the intelligence agencies, worries that the country could plunge into civil war once American troops leave.

Before leaving I ask Fauja what changes he has seen in Britain in the 15 years he's been here and he replies in his typically charming, upbeat way.

Though she gets sad at certain milestones when her father's absence seems most poignant, like her first communion, she is typically more upbeat and industrious, helping with chores or making coffee for her mother, just as her father did.

The Deutsche Bank analyst Oliver Steel said: "Aviva's meeting was – as we have now come to expect from new management – a typically punchy, upbeat, 'we can do better' type of affair.

Employees with healthy lifestyles are typically more upbeat and focused on their work, which increases efficiency and productivity.