Sentence examples for upbeat told from inspiring English sources

This week the rapper, seeming upbeat, told AP that if elected he would work to change Haiti's constitution to allow dual citizenship and give Haitians living abroad – a source of large remittances – the right to vote.

The Call, also on Radio 4, is more upbeat, telling the full tale of one dramatic phone call.

Putin emerged from the meeting energized and upbeat, telling associates that Igor and Ludmila had put aside their usual rivalry to confront the threat of sanctions.

On Tuesday he was upbeat, telling analysts: "I believe the government reforms … will altogether contribute to further improvement in the NPLs".

Despite his troubles, Gingrich was upbeat, telling reporters that he plans to travel extensively in the coming weeks, including 12 trips to Iowa in July.

Or there's Paul Kelly's sobering How to Make Gravy, the song's falteringly upbeat narrative told from behind state bars.

Upbeat, Sister Beverly told the doctor about the latest book she was reading using a magnifying device — "Beethoven's Hair" by Russell Martin, about the composer's DNA.

"The stars have aligned; we will win the Super Bowl, and it will be even sweeter than before," the diminutive, relentlessly upbeat Thom told me in the back of her store this week.

And Mike Pence couldn't be happier: when queried last week about the GOP's plans for its retreat, an upbeat Pence told a reporter that the Republicans were again "feeling pretty relevant".

"Always smiling happy and upbeat," Chambers told Arizona Central.

In fact, he soon adopted a positively upbeat tone, telling me how I should break the record.