Sentence examples similar to upbeat solutions from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Mr Bush not only sounded upbeat, but also came up with solutions, of sorts.
The Tufts-educated Missourian delivered awful truths about the world's broken food system with an upbeat focus on inspiring individual-sized solutions.
Asked whether the domestic politics of emissions reduction, highlighted this week in Canberra, frustrated the efforts of the scientific community, Heron remained upbeat that necessity would ultimately drive the public policy solutions at home and abroad.
It captured the spirit of an upbeat era that reduced all of life to engineering problems with scientific solutions.
In this upbeat study of development in Africa, Olopade identifies the great obstacle as "formality bias" — the tendency of outsiders to recognize solutions to African problems only when they come from governments and other formal organizations.
He was, nonetheless, upbeat.
But Lundqvist was upbeat.
