Sentence examples for upbeat no from inspiring English sources

The outlook was upbeat; no one mentioned the recent events downtown at the federal courthouse.

Following the Miley school of positive spins, one would half expect Rolf Harris to tweet an upbeat "No 1 trending in the UK!" What next for Miley?

The crowd at the dedication of the new Whitney Museum the other day was so upbeat — no, ecstatic — that you could sense people grasping for scintillas of the negativity that is a regular pride of New Yorkers.

In the process my partner stays upbeat, no matter how many worms I find.

"Just wish they had a different wall out there so I could go in there and [go to the bathroom]." He's taken over the clubhouse, the mood different and upbeat, no one knowing when he's going to borrow something.

Despite his insistently upbeat, no-nonsense self-presentation, Coward was no stranger to neurosis.

She became head of England cricket in 2008, and is probably the most talented, driven, sensible, strategic, upbeat, no-nonsense sports administrator around.

But some Americans will respond to upbeat messages, no matter how unrealistic.

But at some time during the reading of these relentlessly upbeat books, no matter how rapt the audience, flattery gives way to a vague, free-floating dread, and then to a mild, guilt-tinged annoyance.

Calm and upbeat, he showed no sign of concern at his apparent flagging popularity.

She has the No. 1 single in the country, "Family Affair," from her upbeat fifth album, "No More Drama".