Sentence examples for upbeat perception from inspiring English sources
"He has an upbeat perception of life," said Pine Crest lacrosse coach Doug Shanahan.
When you were introducing a bright, upbeat show like "Glee," the perception was: How can the guys who did "Nip/Tuck" do that?
And Anna Soubry, the local MP, is the sort of liberal-minded, upbeat type who refutes voters' negative perceptions of her party.
If the church's upbeat advertising campaign succeeds in warming public perceptions of Mormons, then a campaign intended to sell the church could also help sell a president.
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".
The children remained obliviously upbeat, thankfully, and continued to ask for anything and everything and roll their eyes at my refusals without any perception that I was deducting dollars in my head at a frantic rate.
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
