Sentence examples for upbeat enough from inspiring English sources

The address was just upbeat enough, I thought – and certainly delivered ebulliently, maybe one notch too much so.

I have to admit that given a free hand, Vince Cable would not be my choice as business secretary; he is nothing like upbeat enough for me as the main standard bearer of UK plc.

The Martian looks like it may find itself straddling the two camps: upbeat enough, unlike the dour Interstellar, to truly dig in in the US, and a solid overseas performer, too, judging by those first openings.

For his new album, "A Perfect Day" (Kirtland Records), Mr. Schneider used a conceptual device to weed through his latest batch: to make the cut, songs had to be upbeat enough to make a good soundtrack for a perfect summer day of boating on Lake Travis.

He added that when he was editor the Sun was much more important, relatively speaking, to Murdoch's global media empire and they would speak almost daily and the proprietor would have a "general view about the general feel of the paper, whether it was upbeat enough", but would not involve himself so much in the detail of every story.

He made a natural Thabo Mbeki in Channel 4's Endgame, studious guardian of South Africa post-apartheid, as well as a vulnerable and profoundly human Othello in Michael Grandage's 2007 production (but he was also upbeat enough to take the song-and-dance lead in the film version of Kinky Boots).

At her most upbeat, James hopes that enough buzz can be created around the project to get it off the ground.

Investors had been worried that rising stock prices could not be supported by actual underlying economic growth, but Mr Willis said that as long as the data remained upbeat, that should be enough to allay concerns.

When asked what it was like to work with the incredible Michael J. Fox, Claudia couldn't praise Michael enough: "wonderful, upbeat, funny, compassionate..."...

Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone praised Swift's vocals on "Sparks Fly", commenting that her voice in such an upbeat song is unaffected enough to mask how masterful she has become as a singer.

Even upbeat results might not be enough to drive stocks significantly higher.