Sentence examples for upbeat concept from inspiring English sources
This would be a good moment, Gainsbourg thought to himself, to release Rock Around the Bunker, an upbeat concept album about Nazi Germany.
It appeals to a widespread intuition that there must be some counterpart, an obverse, of the wellknown, upbeat concept of interactivity.
Her swinging, happy-go-lucky rendition of "Give Me the Simple Life" in the show is the upbeat expression of that concept.
They initially showed an interest in the project; Reich commented that "It was a very mischievous concept, doing an upbeat, life-affirming song-and-dance musical with that storyline and subject matter".
In short, CSR, the Pyramid of CSR, and related models and concepts face an upbeat and optimistic future.
In his previous autumn conference addresses, Mr Miliband has been strong on clever concepts but weak on both grittier substance and upbeat credibility.
While he was generally upbeat about the combined possibilities of humans and machines — touching on his Advanced Chess concept, for example, in which machines and humans play together as a team — he also warned over some of the societal threats here.
But, true to form, Bezos' delivery was upbeat, bordering on manic, and he sprinkled in the magic word "profitability," knowing that the shiny new concept would distract Wall Street and the media alike.
