Sentence examples for upbeat though from inspiring English sources

Automakers are generally upbeat, though cautious, about the idea.

The mood in the Jets' locker room Wednesday seemed upbeat, though tempered by reality.

Alan Clasper, a welder, says he hopes the farewells "will be upbeat, though people will be feeling disappointed.

The conference last year was more upbeat, though references to "the new frugality" and "the pain of the economy" were frequent.

His words, slightly garbled by cell-phone transmission, and possibly edited, sounded upbeat, though not quite hopeful: They told me, you know what I'm saying, there's a very slim chance of walking, because the spine was, like, crushed, or whatever.

We're meeting in Bartoli's management's offices, ostensibly to talk about her new greatest hits collection, Sospiri, about which she is heroically upbeat, though I suspect it is not her thing at all.

Groh was remarkably upbeat afterward, though, a testament to how impressive the offense was and to what a boost it provided the Jets (2-2).

Or breezy and upbeat, as though I'm talking over the fence to my neighbour.

The language was soaring, the racial elements muted, the mood upbeat even though the road ahead remained unclear.

The earnest Arcade Fire was out to lighten up its image, wearing glittery clothes and playing new, triumphally upbeat songs (though the lyrics tell a different story).

He was an upbeat boy, though socially awkward and burdened by numerous food allergies and strong aversions — to haircuts, to bluejeans, to chocolate.