Sentence examples for upbeat expression from inspiring English sources
Her swinging, happy-go-lucky rendition of "Give Me the Simple Life" in the show is the upbeat expression of that concept.
For in his poem Auden originally used the phrase "points of light" in an ironic sense; long afterward one of President Reagan's speechwriters, without attribution, turned it into an upbeat expression for President Bush.
"I'm lovin' it" is intended as an upbeat expression that a meal at McDonald's "is one of the simplest pleasures of daily life," said Jürgen Knauss, chief executive at the McDonald's roster agency that developed the slogan, Heye & Partner in the Munich suburb of Unterhaching, part of the DDB Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group.
Listeners might actually feel as though they are not listening to a gospel record given the more relevant upbeat bass and controlled vocal expressions that Kareemah effortlessly belts.
Notable among these include expressions such as "irritability", "feeling upbeat", and "nibbling on snacks", which had to be replaced by culturally acceptable expressions.
UPBEAT is hypothesized to act both directly (via expression of peroxidases secreted to the apoplast) and indirectly (via ROS signaling) to modify cell walls.
RNAseq has also been used to describe the expression of specific transcription factors over-expressed at single developmental stages, such as those belonging to the ERF, WRKY and UPBEAT transcription factor families [ 73].
If it is an upbeat song think to yourself, "I'm better than you!" and make a sassy/fierce expression.
For some time we had noticed a darkness of Miles's expression, a marked stiffening of his jaw, a dismissive closing of his eyes whenever we made our usual upbeat statements.
