Sentence examples for upbeat knowing from inspiring English sources
Oudin was surprisingly upbeat, knowing that she had been undone by a rotten draw and a conquering, late-blooming champion.
"I definitely don't feel upbeat, because knowing what I know about the other land claims, it's not going to be an easy route," said Mary Teelin, a Syracuse nurse who has been active in landowner groups.
"Me being upbeat helps them smile, knowing I'm not pouting," said Fields, who is aiming for a late-season return and a deep postseason run.
David, who died in 2006, had the ability to be at once knowing and upbeat, and he cheerfully advised me that day not to spend much time on the report.
Upbeat as usual, Koznick left knowing a tweak here or there is all she needs to find her way to the podium.
But, true to form, Bezos' delivery was upbeat, bordering on manic, and he sprinkled in the magic word "profitability," knowing that the shiny new concept would distract Wall Street and the media alike.
Salewicz deploys a vast weight of fact and opinion to point up this upbeat conclusion and, despite the nagging sense that he is wishing as much as knowing, you can't help but pray that he is right.
Despite knowing better than most just how close human civilization is to a nuclear catastrophe, the filmmakers are surprisingly upbeat.
Not knowing is worse than knowing.
There were knowing chuckles.
