Sentence examples for upbeat conclusions from inspiring English sources

It will surprise no one that all three also have upbeat conclusions.

That is a question a Bank of England blogger has posed, with interesting and upbeat conclusions.

And more than any of his other works, "Into the Woods" explores and debunks our hunger for such tidy, upbeat conclusions.

The briefing on Friday echoed the generally upbeat conclusions contained in a confidential assessment of the operation's first 60 days that Lt. Gen. Charles Bouchard of Canada, the allied operational commander in Naples, Italy, sent to NATO political and military leaders in Brussels this week, a NATO diplomat said.

Why has this book stayed in the American imagination, unlike, for example, Michael Harrington's 'The Other America,' which came out at the same time?" In 2010, Bill Barich published "Long Way Home: On the Trail of Steinbeck's America," an account of his own Steigerwald-like journey, in which he came to some more upbeat conclusions than Steinbeck had.

But that pronouncement came under intense scrutiny because of concerns that it omitted negative analyses that challenged the upbeat conclusions.

Jones's performance was an upbeat conclusion to an experience that began with a return home.

Instead – spoiler alert – to the disdain of many, it opted for a more satisfying, upbeat conclusion.

By the light of dawn, however, somehow Hart contrives a wryly upbeat conclusion to this insider's peek at dubious Broadway behavior.

Her upbeat conclusion is that by understanding the neural basis of personality and mood, we can change it and so increase our optimism, health and happiness.

It was an upbeat conclusion to a tumultuous tournament for Lloyd, who lost her starting job before the Olympics began, then regained it after Shannon Boxx was injured early on.