Sentence examples for upbeat kind from inspiring English sources

"I have friends who are producers who've been trying to get me to do a very produced, upbeat kind of 'Karen-O-goes-solo-dance-revolution-record'," she says, depositing a pool of ketchup next to a giant stack of sweet potato fries.

Most of the hits have been the brash and upbeat kind.

"The tone of the song's lyrics are quite dark... but the music has this technicolor and upbeat kind of tone to it so I think that's what I tried to do with the video.

People are perceived to be younger than their years if they smile and laugh a lot (be proud of those laugh lines!) and are generally cheerful and upbeat, the kind of people who smile at strangers and wish them a good day.

Or is this an upbeat, outdoor kind of piece?

When his talk began, it became clear that being insanely upbeat was kind of his MO.

Two of the ones I'm most excited about right now because they're upbeat and kind of party for us to play are "Harrison Ford" and "My Gal, My Guy," but that has very little to do with me viewing them as the pinnacle of the album and much more with the fact that they're two of the most upbeat tunes we have.

When his talk began, it became clear that being insanely upbeat was kind of his MO, as he said things like "there are even jobs in Spain", a country where more than a quarter of the population are out of work.

To his surprise, Ms. Masino sounded upbeat and said KIND seemed to fit nicely with Starbucks's new plans.

"Tom Suozzi is running a real upbeat, almost populist kind of campaign where he stresses his ability to get things done," Mr. Zapson said.

He grew up in a tough Italian neighborhood in the Bronx, but you would never guess it from his upbeat attitude and kind personality.