Sentence examples for upbeat themes from inspiring English sources
He is handsome and more charismatic than Mr Kerry, and delivered a speech that reiterated many of the upbeat themes of his primary campaign, mainly that "two Americas" (one privileged, the other struggling) must be brought back together.
As the second part of a two-part strategy, Mr. Bush's aides said, the president will set out upbeat themes and policy ideas, starting with the State of the Union address on Jan . 20
Fox charged advertisers about $2.7 million for each 30-second spot on Feb. 3. Oscar sponsors prefer the nominated films to be blockbusters, which often have upbeat themes, rather than the type of movies that predominate among the honorees for 2007.
The ad's aesthetics were criticized for straying from the company's typical upbeat themes, and fans of the band found its inclusion subversive, considering a set of the song's lyrics, which at times refer to "the dirt in your fries".
The television, online, print and retail campaign carries the upbeat theme "Have a happy sandwich".
The ads wrap the value pitch around an upbeat theme, "Happy starts here".
The brand is Method, which plans to introduce on Monday a campaign that carries the upbeat theme "Clean happy".
And Delta Air Lines just introduced a campaign — the first work from its new creative agency, the New York office of Wieden & Kennedy — that carries the upbeat theme "Keep climbing".
A broad, upbeat theme of social justice will be enough for Obama to reach persuadable Catholics, who can interpret the message in concert with their beliefs.
Clippings recounting the initial success of the successor to Whittman-Hart, MarchFirst, were backed by the upbeat theme from the film "Rocky".
The campaign carries the upbeat theme "Is it home yet?," which will be featured on a logo depicting the phrase embossed across a welcome mat.
