Sentence examples for usually upbeat from inspiring English sources

"He is usually upbeat, but he seemed down and not his usual energetic self recently.

Ms. Maye is usually upbeat but not always.

Despite all this, however, the mood at his rallies is usually upbeat.

Even the usually upbeat Popjustice website recently decided: "Pop needs a kick up the arse".

"Last year's bugs have been replaced by new ones," the usually upbeat magazine reported.

The voices, the messages, the last words on paper are calm, usually upbeat.

I'm usually the upbeat one, but even I had to admit that Seward looked depressing.

He was usually so upbeat, and when he wasn't, he was still able to disguise his feelings.

Mr. Otellini's caution is notable because he is usually more upbeat than his peers in the technology industry.

Although she is usually pretty upbeat, when we have heart to hearts she gets extremely upset about not being able to meet anyone and feels very low.

Analysts are more optimistic about the second half of the year, but they usually are upbeat at this point in the calendar; reality kicks in later.The best long-term measure of value, the cyclically-adjusted price-earnings ratio (which averages profits over ten years), is at 22.9, around 39% above its long-term average, according to Robert Shiller of Yale University.