Sentence examples for upbeat stage from inspiring English sources

These aren't the songs that show up regularly in Mr. Nelson's upbeat stage sets.

She has an engaging and upbeat stage presence, but as a soul-baring siren La Havas lacks the brittle genius of Amy Winehouse or the exquisite understatement of Laura Mvula.

But he assailed members of its creative team over their comments to The New York Times about wanting to excavate and reshape parts of the story and flesh out the characters, particularly Bess, with new dialogue, a major new scene toward the end, and a final, upbeat stage picture not in the original work.

The Democrats have injected a bit of partisan invective into an otherwise thoroughly upbeat, stage-managed week in Philadelphia.

Ms. Stritch, a charismatic but confrontational personality, says she could never have pulled together her stunning upbeat saga for the stage if she had not pulled herself together.

"I can't imagine we would consider anything like that [the Games being cancelled] and the issues I'm sure will be sorted out," Sparkes told the Telegraph "I am confident that all will be okay and Craig remains upbeat at this stage.

At one event, bishops danced on stage to upbeat music.

Taking the stage to upbeat music and flashing lights before the Christian Coalition's 1998 convention in Washington, Mr. Ashcroft told the crowd: "A robed elite have taken the wall of separation designed to protect the church and they have made it a wall of religious oppression.

During a press conference before the five primary acts hit the main stage, an upbeat McLachlan discussed Lilith's past, present and future.

Not exactly an upbeat ending, particularly as staged in that creepy old railway car.

As the narrator's tone switches to upbeat, Mrs. Clinton appears on stage, talking to factory workers and smiling at a rally.