Sentence examples for was less upbeat from inspiring English sources
After class, Ms. Dhillon was less upbeat.
Mr. Guynn was less upbeat, noting that consumer spending, adjusted for inflation, had "moderated considerably".
By comparison, Tesco chief executive Phil Clarke, was less upbeat, revealing pre-tax profits fell 24% to £1.39 billion for the six months to end-August.
Danny Wilson, the Swindon manager, was less upbeat about his side's chances of progressing past Charlton, claiming his men go into their tie as "underdogs".
But the mood among European commission officials was less upbeat, with Brussels sources saying that the refusal of Athens to provide information meant little real progress had been made.
The Republican leader in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, was less upbeat, saying: "More than two years after the problem began, and a year after the IRS told us there was no problem, the president is beginning to take action.
In Brasília, the mood is less upbeat.
Why were people were less upbeat than during the Jubilee?
More recent data on the economy has been less upbeat.
Obama strategists are less upbeat and more nuanced.
