Sentence examples for upbeat among from inspiring English sources

The most upbeat among them expect a truce.

Inside the Capitol, the mood was upbeat among Democrats, who have taken complete control of the Legislature.

Indian businessmen were the most upbeat among 32 countries surveyed recently by Grant Thornton, a London-based accounting firm: 97% of the respondents were bullish about the future.

The festival concluded with people lining up Thursday in anticipation of the final night's spotlight "The Way, Way Back". The atmosphere was upbeat among attendees, some of whom spent about an hour waiting to watch the sold-out film at the Regency Lido Theatre in Newport Beach.

The mood was upbeat, certainly among those who had for so long opposed Mr. Milosevic and his government.

Like much of Doves' forthcoming album The Last Broadcast, it seems to indicate a new, upbeat mood among the members of the band.

Despite the upbeat attitude among the negotiators, who once again arrived at the Intercontinental on Wednesday, the lack of information led to a rather sombre mood among the much-reduced press corps.

A public opinion poll of Iraqis a year after the American-led invasion found deep ambivalence about the invasion and occupation, but an upbeat sense among most that their lives were better than before the war.

In the eyes of some, the signs of a private sector turnaround have only served to accentuate divisions: a mostly black city with an influx of young, sometimes white artists and entrepreneurs; a revived downtown but hollowed-out neighborhoods beyond; an upbeat mood among business leaders even as the city's frustrated elected officials face diminished, uncertain roles under state supervision.

Indications of the upbeat mood among manufacturers in the UK contrasts with more pessimistic surveys from the eurozone, where this month's first estimates of sentiment among purchasing managers – so-called "flash PMIs" – suggest that the economic recovery is petering out in several countries, including France.

The mood was decidedly more upbeat in Germany among those who had made it through.