Sentence examples for upbeat both from inspiring English sources

What was striking in Melbourne was how upbeat both Murray and Nadal were in defeat.

He told me that, yes, he had faced discrimination but he remained positive and upbeat, both proud of his achievements thus far and hopeful about the future.

And while analysts said executives at those companies were upbeat, both still have plenty of problems, like commercial real estate, leftover leveraged loans and private equity investments.

It's little wonder that labor leaders such as Stewart Acuff, the special assistant to the AFL-CIO's President and a veteran of labor's grass-roots organizing battles, remain so upbeat about both Obama and the labor agenda after 100 days.

Their mood was both upbeat and nostalgic.

This is a gripping coming-of-age novel in which the upbeat ending feels both believable and well deserved.

We also have the latest UK Christmas trading figures to chew through -- with John Lewis and JD Sports both upbeat (more shortly).

Bolund's attitude toward Sweden's cashless tendencies is both upbeat and circumspect — which is to say, fairly political.

As Bagehot reported yesterday, the mood here seems to corroborate their boasts: both upbeat and impressively mature, despite the strains of government.

With clear, sweet bravado, it is full of fiercely melodic songs, both upbeat and languorous, that catalog the yearnings of the young, urban and ambitious.

It's mix of animation, practical advice and the upbeat tone is both reassuring and memorable, leading to eight million online views and 180,000 Facebook shares.