Sentence examples for upbeat future from inspiring English sources

The show is, at heart, a salvage operation, an effort — and a moving one — to reassemble a specific body of art now scattered, revivify a place of origin beaten down by depredation, and point to a plausibly upbeat future.

Although the conclusion of the show somewhat haphazardly suggests that Emmie will carry the example of her mother's steely will into the new activism of her generation, there is no upbeat future for Caroline.

Every Administration wants to show an upbeat future, so if anything these numbers are optimistic.

In the context he has layered into the campaign, that looks to some like a wish to return to the era before civil rights and women's rights, rather than as a unifying leap into an upbeat future for all.

Obama was far more upbeat about future arms control negotiations.

But one senior NBC executive, who has worked with Ms. Zalaznick, described her as upbeat about future moves.

Lynn Franco, director of economic Indicators at The Conference Board (which compiled the data) said Americans are "considerably more upbeat" about future economic and job prospects.

The central bank's own quarterly Tankan survey of business sentiment, released on December 15th, confirmed that corporate Japan remains upbeat about future profits, with confidence spreading from large manufacturers to smaller firms.

Ford, which unveiled a wide-ranging turnaround plan at the beginning of the year, was upbeat about future earnings, however.

"Refining margins improved in the last quarter, the company's increased investment is part of a long-term strategy and the accompanying management comments were upbeat on future prospects.

Mr Voser was also upbeat about future prospects, saying: "We are more constrained by limits on capital [funding] than by limits on opportunities".