Sentence examples for upbeat discussions from inspiring English sources

The who's-who of Moscow's ultraconservative chattering classes sipped cheap champagne and ate meat pirogis as inauguration coverage played on a big screen and hosts from the far-right Tsargrad television channel led upbeat discussions about the future.

However, I did find some of the talks inspiring, such as Luke Williams' (@LukeGWilliams), Richard Gerver's, Pau Garcia-Milà's (@Pau) or Chema Alonso's (@ChemaAlonso), which covered competition, education, entrepreneurship and security topics with upbeat and lively discussions.

Bush administration officials were more upbeat about the discussion on economic issues, including China's incipient steps to allow its currency, the yuan, to appreciate and efforts by Mr. Hu to reduce China's reliance on exports and stimulate domestic demand as a source of growth.

summer gathering to promote the series, Williams was characteristically upbeat during a panel discussion that included Kelley, Gellar and other cast members.

On the first day of his "progress and prosperity tour," in New York, Mr. Gore is to stand with Robert E. Rubin, the former treasury secretary and Wall Street giant, at his side, and begin a national discussion on the upbeat subject of how best to use the burgeoning budget surplus and keep the economy roaring.

Because of the interface, the discussion remains extremely upbeat.

In this context, the incentive with a guest such as Andrew Solomon, who is addressing serious and potentially disturbing matters, is to wrap up the discussion on an upbeat note so that after the conclusion of the interview the audience members can all feel positive about the subject and maybe even themselves.

It also strives to make discussion of cancer "positive and upbeat".

For all the upbeat talk today, even the form of the discussions masks some potentially serious differences.

He added: "The discussions this week have been ones that were upbeat and the players are super excited about playing against the best in the world.

The upbeat comments suggested that negotiators in Geneva were moving from broad discussions over a nuclear deal to details meant to limit Tehran's ability to make atomic weapons.