Sentence examples for upbeat sense from inspiring English sources

Novelists seized its upbeat sense with enthusiasm.

And even though Adult Life Skills is, essentially, a film about overcoming a bereavement, she adds: "I think it has a kind of upbeat sense of hope.

A public opinion poll of Iraqis a year after the American-led invasion found deep ambivalence about the invasion and occupation, but an upbeat sense among most that their lives were better than before the war.

On the Dave Brubeck album "Time Out" and Charles Mingus's "Mingus Ah Um Mr. Fujitaa used his own brightly colored geometric abstractions to suggest an upbeat sense of movement, while the photomontage of members of the Jazz Messengers, the quintet led by Art Blakey, on the album of the same name created a sense of documentary urgency.

Steve Heisler of The A.V. Club said the episode addressed two of the show's more downbeat stories (Tom's divorce and Andy's failed attempts to woo Ann) but "managed to do so by keeping its plucky, upbeat sense of humor intact".

This will give the bow an upbeat sense of lighthearted merriment.

Brennan glances at me, and despite his efforts to stay on message, to stay upbeat, I can sense the man's fatigue.

A graduate of Manchester, CT High School ("Best-Natured, Class of '54") and the U. of Miami (FL School of Communications Iron Arrowow member), Orm was known for his upbeat spirit, his irreverent sense of humor, his quick wit, his infectious laugh, his sense of adventure, his gentle strength, and his deep kindness and respect toward others.

His friendly and upbeat personality and wonderful sense of humor will be greatly missed.

But a sense of upbeat obliviousness in Florida provided an interesting juxtaposition to the dour developments in New York.

So far, both candidates have kept their ads positive and upbeat, and in that sense, this one is no different.