Sentence examples for upbeat interview from inspiring English sources
Edward Lazear, an economic adviser to President Bush, gave an upbeat interview to The Wall Street Journal last week in which he suggested a recession was now unlikely.
Yannis Stournaras, the finance minister, said in an upbeat interview with Reuters this week that May tourism receipts "are much, much better than expected, if we continue like this in the months to come then definitely recession this year will be around 4 percent and then next year we will have a positive sign in front of the growth rate".
However, Ron cheerfully says in an interview that one of his first acts as City Manager would be to eliminate the Parks department, while Leslie gives an equally upbeat interview where she says one of her first acts as City Manager, were she to leapfrog Ron for the job, would be to double the department's size.
The preposterously sycophantic and upbeat interviews conducted by various BBC reporters with British Olympians, however badly they have performed, are also bound to grate before too long.
(Holden) 'Somewhere Between' (No rating, 1 28, in English, Mandarin and Spanish) Effortlessly moving but frustratingly superficial, Linda Goldstein Knowlton's soft-focus profile of four bright Chinese girls and their adoptive American families substitutes upbeat interviews for sharp edges and contextual complexity.
Instead the film relies on upbeat interviews with its articulate and impressively well-adjusted subjects, whose identification with their homeland varies according to personality and how they have been reared.
"Terrorist" is a vivid and gloomy book, and Updike hasn't been much more upbeat in interviews.
Despite the setback, Yao remained upbeat during an interview with ESPN.com.
Still, she seemed upbeat in the interview, saying, "I feel better than I've ever felt".
"This is great to hear," he said, sounding upbeat during an interview in his ninth-floor office not far from Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
Robert G. Miller, a former Kroger Company executive who was brought in as Rite Aid's chief executive last December, was upbeat in an interview yesterday.
