Sentence examples for upbeat relief from inspiring English sources
Who could forget, "MR. GORBACHEV, TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!" He also was genuinely warm, likable, a sunny upbeat relief from grim Jimmy Carter.
GEs upbeat outlook was a welcome relief in an otherwise dreary warnings season.
It was the morning after the Brooklyn Book Festival, which had drawn tens of thousands, and the atmosphere was upbeat, marked by excitement, even relief.
Before the upbeat party, relatives expressed bitterness and relief at the courthouse news conference.
The county-level chief of local drought-relief efforts, Gong Xinzhen, is determinedly upbeat about the situation.
The stock market ended a difficult first half on an upbeat note last week as investors breathed a sigh of relief after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged during its latest policy meeting.
An upbeat communiqué was duly issued, pledging more aid, more debt relief for poor countries and freer trade.
Most of the songs trudge along, methodical and steadfast, and even the upbeat ones are all grown up, like "Good Ol' Boredom," which proclaims relief that life now is "not that exciting after all we've been through".
Schweinsteiger's debut in relief of Michael Carrick helped to seal the victory, guaranteeing an upbeat note on the German's first match at Old Trafford.
The upbeat Chi Chi Mizrahi, formidable mother of the House of Unbothered-Cartier, provides comic relief but also an honest look at the challenges that come with being a house mother to at-risk youth.
It was a relief to get to New York, he said, where the economic mood was more upbeat and post-meltdown fury fading.
