Sentence examples for upbeat language from inspiring English sources

The upbeat language of marketing has returned to ground zero.

The upbeat language of diversity helps camouflage racial demands that might otherwise seem impolite — or unconstitutional.

Exercising, hanging around with cheerful people, even using upbeat language, all can cheer you up mightily.

Mr. Milhollin of the Wisconsin Project said that the radiation effort was clearly a flop, despite the report's upbeat language.

Yet for all the upbeat language, and the barbecue Mr. Bush served up on Wednesday night, there was no agreement on the divisive issue of missile defense.

Perhaps because I studied in the Bible belt, or because Americans embrace upbeat language more readily than we Brits do, but I heard locals express happiness with the word 'blessed' on a daily basis.

Meanwhile, some warned that the upbeat, democratic language of empowerment and inspiration can quickly change to something more authoritarian when things go wrong.

James Wright, 41, the owner/guardian of Marco, a feisty Great Pyrenees, was upbeat about the new language, which he said would "gradually change people's perceptions".

Bouncy, disco-revival beats, like those that have powered hits by Lady Gaga and Black Eyed Peas, drive "Más" ("More"), a song about people with dreams coming to the big city; "Te Vas," ("You're Leaving"), a breakup song that still sounds upbeat; and an English-language love song, "Shine".

There's some blandly upbeat percussion and very little language.

This was profound and very thought-provoking, and yet Riot retained accessible language and an upbeat plot (with just the right amount of romance subplot intriguing, but not distracting from, the main theme) so I do deeply admire Mussi's novel on that front.