Sentence examples for upbeat that from inspiring English sources

Right now, when global markets are upbeat, that doesn't matter.

Even though my music's upbeat, that doesn't necessarily mean it's uplifting – it can still be dark.

The strong upbeat that begins the ostinato might be somewhat hard to hear correctly, at least for those unaccustomed to a syncopated style.

"He helps you with positivity, the power of thought, and staying upbeat, that sort of stuff.

She is described as extremely happy and upbeat that week.

For dancing, it's anything upbeat that gets your body moving.

His economic message is considerably more upbeat than that of the Democrats or of Mike Huckabee, his main rival in Iowa.

The second is illustrated in Figure 1; some patterns consist of upbeats, that is, syncopation.

In pattern 1, no upbeats, that is, no constraints in the upward movement allow the hand to move loosely upward in comparison with the trajectories in other patterns.

The beat patterns are enumerated in order of beat pattern complexity; a smaller index number indicates that the pattern includes more accented down beats which is easily tracked, while a larger index number indicates that the pattern includes more accented upbeats that confuse the beat-tracker.

The Israeli foreign minister, Shlomo Ben-Ami, was more upbeat, saying that difficulties remained but that he was "very encouraged".