Sentence examples for unusually upbeat from inspiring English sources

To judge from a brief preview sample, the program is unutterably earnest and unusually upbeat.

It was followed in 2004 by "Dear Heather," an unusually upbeat album.

In these straitened times for local and regional newspapers, that's an unusually upbeat statement.

But his latest state-of-the-Giants message seemed unusually upbeat.

But in recent days, Trump has been in an unusually upbeat mood, according to friends who visited with him.

I tucked a tissue into my pocket for the Back-to-School Coffee, during which I remained unusually upbeat (had I really attended 12 of these?).

Articulate, well dressed, and polite, he seemed unusually relaxed and upbeat for an abortion provider.

"Mean," an upbeat, unusually twangy number, calls out a bully ("You, with your switching sides and your wildfire lies and your humiliation"), and alludes to her success ("Someday I'll be big enough so you can't hit me").

At the same time delegates were both upbeat and unusually disciplined, voting down an attempted revolt over health policy, and in one meeting applauding their leader and deputy prime minister Nick Clegg so warmly he joked it felt like North Korea.This was odd.

Tens of thousands of protesters assembled in Madrid on Saturday evening, when chants mingled with live music, including a rendition of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," lending the downtown area an upbeat feel on an unusually balmy fall afternoon.

It was an unusually playful moment between Woods and the gallery, but it may have reflected the upbeat mood that he is taking into the United States Open.