(1) She's a very jolly, upbeat sort of a person.

(2) The Defense Secretary gave an upbeat assessment of the war so far.

(3) The presentation ended on an upbeat note.

(4) The tone of the speech was upbeat.

(5) Live music and a parade set an upbeat mood for the official opening.

(6) He sounded upbeat and wished us all the best.

(7) The exhibition keeps an official, upbeat tally of progress.

(8) Officially the mood at the WTO is upbeat.

(9) Analysts are more upbeat about the long-term outlook for the economy.

(10) The upbeat jazz I listen to in the kitchen makes my food come alive.

(11) Mr Annan tried to sound upbeat in the rest of his report.

(12) And there is something to be upbeat about in 1992: it's an election year.

(13) But the upbeat, booster verve that had brought the parliament together would not be derailed.

(14) Despite the rebel gains, Western diplomats have been upbeat in recent days about the prospects for peace.

(15) But the locker room was considerably more upbeat than after the Maui losses, or the collapse at Kansas.

(16) The senator took an upbeat view of the Republicans' chances in the next election.

(17) As he ended his trip, the usually upbeat Mr. Liebenow was in a pensive mood.

(18) As he ends his trip, the usually upbeat Mr Liebenow is in a pensive mood.

(19) Health members were more upbeat about the involvement of both groups.

(20) Neil's colleagues say he was actually in a joking, upbeat mood.

(21) Still, Watler and other Texas open government advocates are generally upbeat.

(22) Nell Carter also appeared and performed a couple of upbeat numbers.

(23) Recent economic predictions from banks, universities and the California Department of Finance also have been fairly upbeat.

(24) The mood swing was worrying, but at least it was an upbeat beginning to the day.

(25) It will take a masterly spin doctor to conjure upbeat images from a bleak Kansas youth.

(26) And above that the music, a small brass orchestra playing something fast and upbeat.

(27) For all the trouble she's been through, Anna is remarkably upbeat.

(28) A sprawling double album of many moods, and even the upbeat numbers have an undertow of fragmentation.

(29) Their weeks are filled with convivial church suppers, musically upbeat prayer meetings, and jubilant testimony services.

(30) Brookside, by contrast, declared from the start that it wouldn't be upbeat or hopeful.

(1) She's a very jolly, upbeat sort of a person.

(2) The Defense Secretary gave an upbeat assessment of the war so far.

(31) In general, be upbeat and positive. Never be negative.

(32) The month will end on an upbeat note.

(33) We got some upbeat news yesterday.

(34) My Dad is really an upbeat guy.

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(35) Much of the charm comes from their upbeat attitudes.

(36) NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose for a second day on Thursday in a choppy session, with technology and consumer discretionary stocks leading the way after upbeat earnings.

(37) "You're getting your first piece of data on how people are going to perform: who's upbeat, who's hanging back, " says Martha Prybylo, the firm's executive vice president of people and culture.

(38) The U.S. government was not so upbeat on the future of Iraq.

(39) He is a genuine trend-setter and a upbeat team leader.

(40) I have my own views on this, and some of them are upbeat, but they’re hard to summarize without sounding comically cosmic.

(41) An upbeat business vernacular calls every problem a'challenge'and every massive layoff'rightsizing '.

(42) Scientists remain upbeat about the information that will be gathered.

(43) This usually means nappy editing techniques, upbeat music and striking images.

(44) In this clever crime thriller, Hartnett's young assassin Slevin finds himself easily distracted by and attracted to Lindsey, an upbeat mortician played by Liu.

(45) But back at home in Nashville, her mother - a funny, happy, upbeat person - wouldn't let mope.

(46) The Chancellor's upbeat message that the Government had licked inflation for good was marred by more job losses.

(47) Similarly, at bar 74 the semiquaver upbeat to the third beat should probably be executed as a triplet upbeat to those that follow in the right hand.

(48) Less than two months ago, the International Monetary Fund offered a remarkably upbeat view that global economic growth would slow down just a smidge to 4.8% next year from an estimated 5.2% this year.

(49) As his last hours ticked away, an upbeat and prayerful Davis turned down an offer for a special last meal as he met with friends, family and supporters.

(50) The negative reaction ( overwhelmed ) what was supposed an upbeat day Wednesday for Apple.

(51) Though there is bristle with difficulties, he tried to remain upbeat to find a outlet.

(52) The county - level chief of local drought - relief efforts , Gong Xinzhen, is determinedly upbeat about the situation.

(53) The Agora Theatre is an extremely colourful, determinedly upbeat place. The building is part of the masterplan for Lelystad by Adriaan Geuze, which aims to revitalize the pragmatic, sober town centre.

(54) However, the Briton is upbeat about patching things up and putting on a united front.

(55) Positiveness. Being upbeat usually elicits a positive response. Encouragement and sincere compliments are always appreciated.

(56) And the designer has flair with fur, using it for anything from a tabard to a hooded coat — but always making the clothes seem light-handed and upbeat.

(57) With an anticipated increase in attendance, many new product announcements, and a technology refresh cycle in play, attendees seemed upbeat.

(58) Upbeat patriotic songs blare on street corners and cars plastered with Qadhafi portraits speed around, sounding their horns.

(59) One insight in particular threw my congenially upbeat, everything-is-getting-better world view seriously off-balance.

(60) UPBEAT movers and shakers call for governments and policymakers to up their support for the industry.

(61) It is, in short, a fine offering of upbeat and punchy electro-pop.

(62) We're aiming to deliver an upbeat message in our advertising campaign.

(63) Dieter Zetsche, chief executive of Daimler, reportedly told Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitungs on Sunday that December business was upbeat and he sees his company starting dynamically next year.

(64) Upbeat signals in the economy, coupled with a positive bias in the current earnings season, should continue to propel equities higher.

(65) Economists are also more upbeat about the broader outlook for earnings.

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(66) Policymakers also weighed in with a generally upbeat assessment of the economy.

(67) His visit coincides with Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, and his meetings will no doubt have a bright, upbeat tone.

(68) "Investors have become upbeat that a wider interest spread due to the Central Bank's moves will boost the financial sector's bottom line, " he added.

(69) An upbeat Provincial Tobacco Group president Enrique Cruz said Pinar del Rio "is in a position to recover completely."

(70) The negative reaction overwhelmed what was supposed to be upbeat day Wednesday for Apple.

(71) Mourinho later boosted Blues owner Roman Abramovich with an upbeat assessment.

(72) Juventus powerbroker Lapo Elkann is upbeat after an impressive preseason campaign so far.

(73) The track is upbeat, urban, and downright in-your-face. Who can ask for anything more? But there is.

(74) The negative reaction overwhelmed what was supposed to be an upbeat day Wednesday for Apple.

(75) The backstroke kick is a steady six-beat flutter kick, with the power generating from the hips. The toes should be pointed and the knees bent only slightly on the upbeat.