Sentence examples for upbeat with from inspiring English sources

Our conversation was surprisingly upbeat, with the focus on the future rather than the grim present.

Always upbeat with an easy humor, he will be missed by all.

While Wright is dour and deadpan, Hedberg's delivery is upbeat with a hint of childlike awe.

It's ostensibly upbeat with a terrific atmosphere of morning-after regret.

The outlook for this year is upbeat, with employers expecting to hire 9.4% more graduates than in 2010.

Monk was more upbeat, with the chance of building on a positive start when Swansea play Sunderland on Saturday.

The broadcaster still faces accusations that its coverage can at times be too relentlessly upbeat, with nondescript games overhyped.

The music was melodic and upbeat, with an attempt to connect the dots to this year's summer of racial strife.

Paper Mill is ever upbeat with musicals, musicals, musicals, musicals -- yes, four of them, well known and big time.

"Tookah" (Rough Trade), once again produced by Dan Carey, works a similar formula: it's bittersweet but often upbeat, with the occasional neon flicker of '80s synthpop.

Much of it is upbeat, with a few more reflective moments such as A Rose For Emily and Care of Cell 44.