Citi, among the most upbeat, sees prices rebounding from March.
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Mosso is one of the most upbeat people I have met.
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Of its key products, analysts are most upbeat about Samsung's NAND chip prospects.
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And it's definitely the most upbeat and happy song you'll probably hear from me.
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Philippine firms were the most upbeat followed by those in China, Australia and Indonesia.
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Companies in the Philippines were the most upbeat followed by those in India and China.
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That energy makes this one of the most upbeat and entertaining episodes in recent memory.
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Yes, but this is perhaps the most upbeat of all promos for the new Netflix series.
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A poll on Thursday showed Swiss manufacturers were now in their most upbeat mood for years.
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But it was when a white senior citizen voter approached him that Kulkarni grew most upbeat.
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Even his most upbeat solo hits, like "You Can Call Me Al", are really songs of abandonment.
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Clearly, there are times and situations that naturally result in negative feelings in the most upbeat of individuals.
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Sentiment was most upbeat among real estate, metals and chemicals companies as well as energy firms and utilities.
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But he has one quality that fuels all the others: Warren is the most upbeat, optimistic person we know.
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It's the most upbeat, radio-friendly song on the album so far, and it's not very upbeat or radio-friendly.
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Maybe this doesn't sound like the most upbeat beginning to a gadget story, but I don't actually think it's a bad thing.
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The xx's 2016 single "On Hold" found the English trio sampling Hall & Oates to forge the most upbeat song of its career.
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If the just-concluding TIFF is any indication, this year has the potential for being the most upbeat awards season in ages.
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Among the states with large survey sample sizes, firms in Massachusetts were most upbeat; some 94 percent plan to expand their payrolls this year.
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" The catchiest, most-upbeat track on the record, Radcliffe lends some optimism while chanting, "Hope, faith, knowing, fear/Time stops, we're in the clear.
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In the most upbeat of the group's songs, like 'Money, Money, Money,' the simplicity of ABBA's lyrics makes them easy to sing along to.
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In fact, if anything, it was the most upbeat and positive the locker room had ever been after a loss—there were 99 that season.
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Accountants Deloitte said the mood among chief financial officers who decide investment plans at some of Britain's biggest companies was the most upbeat since June 2015.
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Investors this week are the most upbeat on owning longer-dated Treasuries in about 2-1/2 years, according to a survey released by J.P. Morgan.
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"Can't Get Enough Of Myself" is I think one of the most upbeat, fun songs on the record, but it's a total satirical song about narcissism.
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FROM "Morning in America" to "Yes, we can", presidential elections have long seemed like contests in optimism: the candidate with the most upbeat message usually wins.
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But as Coen movies go, this is one of the most upbeat and optimistic, one of the few to suggest that good people can have happy endings.
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Freeland gave the most upbeat message, praising the working relationship between the three countries, and saying they had established a good foundation for the future rounds of talks.
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The Bank of Japan offered its most upbeat economic assessment in nine years, but Asia-Pacific shares ended flat a day after hitting their highest in almost two years.
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The Bank of Japan offered its most upbeat economic assessment in nine years but Asia-Pacific shares ended flat a day after hitting their highest in almost two years.
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The most upbeat aspect of the latest jobs report was the acceleration in wages, whose annual gain moved up to 2.9 percent last month, its strongest reading since June 2009.
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Conventions are not nimble organizations and even the most upbeat Democrats believe it would take at least four weeks for organizers to fully shift the current planned in person event.
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It described six regional economies as "expanding" or "expanding moderately" - the most upbeat language it uses to describe the state of the economy - and cut its view on just one region.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - BHP Billiton, the world's biggest diversified miner, said on Wednesday it was finally detecting indications of a commodity market turnaround, giving its most upbeat assessment in about five years.
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"Manufacturers were at their most upbeat in just under a year, with production growth expected to be boosted by higher sales, investment, marketing initiatives and better economic conditions," De Lima said.
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Pretty much every day of the year is dedicated to some obscure holiday celebrating things the majority of people can't even muster up excitement over on their most upbeat day (National Headgear Day, anyone?).
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Manufacturing body EEF says the sector is its most upbeat in a year and a half, helped by an export-boosting fall in the pound since the vote, and investment and hiring plans are up.
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Telefonica was the most upbeat of the three former state monopolies, speaking of "remarkable" operating momentum at the start of the year and confidence in its 23.6 targets, while Orange struck the most cautious tone.
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"Girls Like You" - Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B It might not have been the most upbeat song of the summer, but Maroon 5's "Girls Like You" was an irresistible track that garnered 5 million streams.
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Earlier this week, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), an umbrella body for leading central banks, said in one of its most upbeat annual reports for years that major central banks should press ahead with interest rate increases.
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Sanders himself has appeared less confident on the campaign trail in the last few weeks, even looking downcast at a round-table with workers in Michigan, which is the type of event where he usually seems most upbeat.
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RBC's Lori Calvasina, for example, warned last week that Wall Street's biggest money managers are the most upbeat on stocks than they've been in months, a sign that investors should expect a market top in the months ahead.
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Wall Street's biggest money managers are the most upbeat on stocks than they've been in months, a sign investors should herald as an omen of a market top in the months ahead, according to investment bank RBC Capital.
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The most upbeat views were at odds with long-standing forecasts for further currency weakness, with some analysts still estimating record highs for the dollar against the lira, at 3.47, the rand, at 19.17, and the real, at 4.69.
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"We expect the BoE to signal that it is moving closer to raising rates," said strategists from MUFG, one of the banks that is most upbeat on sterling's prospects, seeing it at $1.40 by the second quarter of next year.
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Despite all the sturm und drang about Russian collusion and the dire warnings of Trump incompetence or worse, Americans are the most upbeat they have been in decades, the stock market is soaring and the economy is showing every sign of accelerating.
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The BIS, an umbrella body for leading central banks, said in one of its most upbeat annual reports for years that global growth could soon be back at long-term average levels after a sharp improvement in sentiment over the past year.
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Norrie was anything but chastened by his 6-3 6-2 6-2 defeat at the hands of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga as he smiled his way through surely one of the most upbeat news conferences ever given by a first-round loser.
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Perhaps the most upbeat note is struck by the volume's editor, H.A. Hellyer, who argues that Islam must rediscover the virtue of "rejuvenation"—new thinking about old texts and concepts—which, contrary to what many people say, is "deeply held within the Islamic tradition".
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PHILIPPINES: FOURTH TIME MOST UPBEAT AT 553 IN Q2 VS 85 IN Q1 Boosted by first-quarter economic growth that beat market expectations, nine of 264 firms polled said they had a positive outlook for the coming six months, while one was neutral and another negative.
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She steals scenes from the main cast just with her facial expressions when she's lurking in the background, and when she takes the foreground to dance to DeBarge's "Rhythm Of The Night" or enthuse about her latest crackpot invention, she comes across like the world's most upbeat Batman villain.
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His songs are emotionally and musically safe — the most upbeat tracks, "On the Loose" and "Slow Hands," still retain a mellow, unhurried cadence, and sad songs like "Paper Houses" veer away from raw grief or anguish, opting instead for lyrics that just barely skim the surface of sorrow.
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Boosted by strong sales in India, Suzuki has been one of the most upbeat about its prospects for full-year operating profit among Japanese automakers, many of which are seeing sales growth curbed by slowing demand in the United States, a major market in which Suzuki has a very limited presence.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas), a conservative firebrand himself, sounded the most upbeat of Senate Republicans about Moore's victory.
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The tracks are up and down from there, hitting it out of the ballpark with "Happy Not Knowing" (a track about dodging one's feelings), "Automatically in Love" (an all-too-rare these days track about love at first sight), and "For Sure" (the most upbeat breakup song you've heard in a minute).
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A key takeaway of the FMI-Nielsen report is that online grocery spending could grow during the 2016-2025 forecast period from 1003 percent of the total U.S. food and beverage sales to as much as a 20 percent share, or reaching more than $100 billion, based on the most upbeat scenario.
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"The sentiment on Apple&aposs call was the most upbeat that we have heard in quite some time as we believe the company feels the momentum of this iPhone cycle, combined with the positive trends across the company&aposs non-iPhone portfolio," Drexel Hamilton analyst Brian J. White wrote in a note to investors.
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" (An alcoholic, Nilsson filed for bankruptcy toward the end of his life and died at 52, of heart failure, in 1994.) "There was always a kind of ending that was unpleasant," Lyonne said this week, "that was percolating under the surface of his songs, even at their most upbeat and certainly at their darkest.
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Oxford Economics, under its most upbeat assumptions — a big tax cut and infrastructure spending delivering a lot of economic stimulus while new trade barriers are limited — foresees growth picking up for a while before falling back to the rate of roughly 2 percent a year that the United States has been living with for the last seven years.
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Critics noted similarities between "New Day" and Beyoncé "Run the World (Girls)". "New Day" has received positive response from music critics. Jason Lipshutz from Billboard gave a positive review of the song, stating that "If 'New Day' is indeed the lead single to Keys' fifth studio album, the track is her most upbeat lead single yet." Becky Bain from Idolator agreed with Lipshutz, stating that it's "one of the most upbeat songs she’s ever released".
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"I Give, You Give", notably the most upbeat of the three, was released as a single in that year, and reissued in 1996 as a club remix. In 2001, she recorded the track "Get a Life Together" for the Five Star album Eclipse.
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Here I Stand is a 1999 album by British folk-rock band Oysterband. It is their 17th studio album. Released on 3 August 1999, the album's much praised lyrics deal with topics such as globalisation, political and philosophical insights. The album has been described as the one of the band's most upbeat albums.
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Tarija, Bolivia, has a few traditional songs which are accompanied by dances. One of which is the Cueca Tarijena. Although it may have the same name as the dances in the other departments, such as Cueca Pacena which represents La Paz, each department’s dance varies significantly. It is known for being the most upbeat, fun, and playful in comparison to the others which are more tranquil.
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He described the album on the Philadelphia Weekly blogger as "my most upbeat album to date", a definite change from his previous, darker themes. The album also saw Viro collaborate with other well known underground rappers such as Philly locals Reef the Lost Cauze and Side Effect. In 2008, Viro released his fourth album, The Sharpest Blade. It was around this time that Viro performed on the Snowgoons track "Starlight" which garnered significant popularity, going viral and reaching over 300,000 views on YouTube.
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Mike Wass of the website Idolator described it as a "radio-ready anthem... [which] is impossible to beat". Vanity Fair writer Michelle Collins described it as "the most upbeat and catchiest song of the lot" on the album. Ryan Dennehy from the website AbsolutePunk opined that "XO" was a guaranteed, triumphant hit. Andrew Hampp and Erika Ramirez of Billboard magazine described "XO" as "magical" further calling it the most radio-friendly song on the entire album with its traditional pop structure.
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John Harris of NME wrote: "a record so couched in earth-shaking drama probably needs at least one spittle-flecked tantrum." Anderson states that the song is about the "seedier side of the music business," where people are forced to debase themselves somewhat to succeed. "New Generation" is an up-tempo song, considered the most upbeat song on the album and a moment of "sleek rock'n'roll." One writer noted that Anderson sounds more like Bowie in "New Generation" than he did in previous songs that drew similar comparisons.
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Bruno Nicolini (born 16 June 1969), better known by his stage name Bénabar, is a French songwriter and singer, who could be compared to Vincent Delerm and other singers from his generation. As many of them he was influenced by Georges Brassens, Renaud, Jacques Higelin and also Tom Waits. His songs describe day-to-day life events with humour and a tender cynicism. His songs are influenced by French chanson and a heavy influence is placed on the piano or the accordion and on typical French fanfare (brass band) for the most upbeat of them.
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It is one of the album's most upbeat songs and one of the few not to feature significant tempo/rhythm changes. The rhythm of the song is driven by a funk style bass line played by Chuck Rainey and percussion boxes and thighs played by Steve Gadd. "Pirates (So Long Lonely Avenue)" Another ode to Waits, this references "rainbow sleeves" in its lyrics; Waits' song "Rainbow Sleeves" was later to be recorded by Jones on her EP album Girl at Her Volcano. The song begins jauntily with a jazz horn melody before the horns fade out, making a return for the coda.
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1 Girl Nation garnered exceedingly positive reception from music critics to review the album. At Cross Rhythms, Hannah Rose Sadler wrote that the band "clearly have something to say and the talent to say it creatively." Grace S. Aspinwall of CCM Magazine felt that the release was "Tarnished only by some awkward rap attempts, this is a worthy effort and solid first project." At New Release Tuesday, Kevin Davis called this "the most upbeat and fun album of the year", and noted that "You won't be able to help but dance and sing along" to the release.
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The spectre of The Man Who Fell to Earth's Thomas Jerome Newton sprawled in front of dozens of television monitors is said to have partly inspired the album's most upbeat track, "TVC 15". Supposedly also about Iggy Pop's girlfriend being eaten by a TV set, it has been called "incongruously jolly" and "the most oblique tribute to The Yardbirds imaginable". The title track has been described as heralding "a new era of experimentalism" for Bowie. "Station to Station" was in two parts: a slow, portentous piano-driven march, introduced by the sound of an approaching train juxtaposed with Earl Slick's agitated guitar feedback, followed by an up-tempo rock/blues section.
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Haley described it as a "choir of synthesizer voices singing Com Truise back to life." "Isostasy" had been performed live by Haley for a few years before Iteration was released and was one of the first tracks made for the LP. The chords on the track are performed by the Oberheim Xpander. "Memory" is the LP's most upbeat cut, a "robot funk" track about accepting that "everything turns into a memory including us", explained Haley. Its instrumentation includes staccato notes performed by Dave Smith Instruments' Prophet-6 synth and Roland Juno-106, as well as sounds from the Eurorack playing near the end of the song.
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At the time of its release, "San Junipero" was said to be the most different from other Black Mirror episodes due to its more hopeful tone. Mat Elfring of GameSpot described it as the only episode with "warmth to it", and Digital Spy reviewer Morgan Jeffery called it the "most upbeat and positive". Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club believed that the previous episodes' sad tone heightens the effectiveness of "San Junipero", and Jacob Stolworthy of The Independent thought that it was consequently the show's most ambitious episode. Variety critic Sonia Saraiya pointed out that technology is portrayed as good in "San Junipero", a rarity in the show.
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In mid-2014, it was revealed that Johnson would release, Europa, his first studio album in 15 years on his own label Pleasuredome. The singer had hinted at his plans for an album of new material back in 2009 when speaking to Absolute Radio at that year's Q Awards. In 2011, Johnson returned to performing live at the occasional summer festival, mainly in the UK, and in October 2014 he started his first UK solo tour, named after what Johnson described as "the most upbeat song on the Europa album", "Dancing with No Fear". The album was to precede the seven date tour, set for release on 15 September, but was later pushed back to 29 September.
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Directed by Johan Carlén, singer Johannes Eckerström noted the song as a "fragile message of hope and fighting spirit" while calling it a "a prelude to a tragedy", as well as "probably the most upbeat and, dare I say, happy piece we've ever released." In the video, a young girl in a blue dress is being chased through a darkened forest by three childlike beings clad in white clothing and wearing animal masks: a bear, a wolf and a raven. At one point one of them removes their mask to reveal a decayed skull like face underneath. Meanwhile, two men with a bloodhound are shown in the bright of day, attempting to track something through the same woods.
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" However, the column also said that Devon has never been a leading character. Others were completely dumbfounded by the twist and said it didn't make any sense. Sara Bibel appreciated that the storyline was the most upbeat of the storylines on the series, but disapproved of Devon's need to maintain his normal way of life; "God forbid we should get to see someone having fun even though aspirational, wish-fulfillment storylines are a daytime staple," Bibel said. Bibel later criticized how instead of having some fun, pursuing his own dreams, or a new business venture, Devon reacts to his inheritance "by feeling guilty about unearned wealth despite being surrounded by people with trust funds.
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Mikael Good from Entertainment Weekly termed Sale el Sol as a demonstration of "Shakira's boldly global mindset" and awarded it a perfect "A" grade. Jesus Yanez-Reyes from Northern Arizona News favoured the album's rock-influenced tracks and concluding that Sale el Sol "is one of Shakira’s best releases, with songs sure to become classics within the next year". Mikel Toombs from Seattle Post- Intelligencer said that the album features Shakira "at her most upbeat". Jennifer Schaffer from Stanford Daily called Sale el Sol a "fantastically diverse album with some awesome collaborations and a truly impressive range of emotions", and commended Shakira's vocal delivery, saying "the sheer power of Shakira's vocal chords is clearly the focus of the album".
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" Their music has also been described as "antifolk songs with the occasional waltz, warming up the audience to clap along and cheer" and "songs about lost love, weird love and the devil." One of their UK shows (with the notable Shonen Knife), at the Brixton Windmill, was also reviewed favorably, the reviewer writing, "my favourite of the evening were the openers – The Debutante Hour. Visitors from New York and, according to the various researches I have done since, part of the anti-folk scene over there". Their song "Croak Hiss and Sputter" has been described as a "shindig tribute to a relationship’s tribulations, all in the manner that a cheeky trumpet personifies, not quite daring to expose its true feelings by using the most upbeat of formulas.
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"Eigg Man" is a more traditional, midtempo track with jazz and rock influences, whilst "The Manali Beetle" was described by Anderson as "ably demonstrating" the band's "technique of painting with sound". The track was described by Anderson as where an "electronic cicada introduces a solo chanter before Caribbean rhythms and an arrangement of bagpipes, synthesiser and echoic guitar chords are joined by a strong percussive dance beat which all fades out in an atmospheric swarm of insects." "Macedonian Women's Rant" is Eastern music-influenced, whilst "Angus McKinnon" features reggae rhythms that "unveil additional disparate tendencies" to the album. "Weary We've Been/Dancing Feet" is one of the album's most upbeat tracks and features the brief injection of a mbaqanga guitar line.
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Retrieved 8 March 2008. "Pushing the Senses", the third single, was released in July of the same year, but became the band's lowest charting single since "Day In Day Out" from 1999, when it entered the UK chart at number thirty. Grant Nicholas described it as "One of the most upbeat songs on the album", while comparing it to "Classic Feeder". This was followed-up in November with "Shatter / Tender", in which "Shatter" was a b-side on "Tumble and Fall" and eventually left off the album after the record company felt it would not fit in with the rest of the tracks, despite Grant Nicholas' protests but was included on the Japanese release. A petition was set up to release the song as a single,"Feeder Release Single ‘Shatter’ For Vampire Flick". XFM.
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" Chelsea Deeley from Music Feeds praised the vocal parts Tyler Joseph contributed to the song, writing that it "showcases a succinct vocal delivery that can go from rapping to balladry to screaming in a heartbeat and flourish with complete satisfaction to the ears." Kerrangs Sam Law described "Ride" by saying, "Ostensibly the most upbeat track in the twenty one pilots back-catalogue ... Wearing its rich reggae influence on its (short) sleeve, luxuriating in a deep well of Caribbean-kissed riffage and shimmering synth-work, it introduced newcomers to another infectious facet of their sound." Anne Nickoloff and Troy Smith for The Plain Dealer considered the single "a hodgepodge of everything the band does best." Conversely, George Palathingal for The Sydney Morning Herald claimed, "'Ride, meanwhile, proves an equal-opportunity offender to fans of dub, hip-hop and rock.
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The song's lyrics suggest that Kiyoko is curious to know if the relationship between her ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend is as serious as the one they once had. Despite being Expectations' most upbeat song, its lyrics nonetheless "carry the same weight" as its other tracks, which USA Today's Patrick Ryan described as "a deceptively bouncy anthem about gay individuals who stay in straight relationships to mask their true feelings". Featuring lyrics about a girl who struggles to accept her feelings for Kiyoko and dates a man to mask their history, Kiyoko confronts her ex about the latter's alleged bi-curiosity. Kiyoko asks her love interest "Are we just friends? You say you wanted me — but you’re sleeping with him", which Spin's Anna Gaca believes "flip[s] the narrative to set up a classic Hayley Kiyoko situation".
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Upon its release, The Balladeer received positive acclaim from music critics. Writing for Americana Highways, John Michael Antonio praised McKenna for "[using] her prodigious lyrical skills and keen storytelling ability to craft [the album's] ten songs" and noting "This Town is a Woman" along with the album's "heartbreaking and tender" title song "The Balladeer", "Good Fight", "When You're My Age", and "Till You're Grown" as highlights. Saving Country Music gave the album a nine out of ten rating and wrote that the album "takes lofty expectations already reaching towards the unattainable" and further elaborated that it "might be the high water mark of McKenna's career so far." Ben Salmon of Paste Magazine gave the album an 8.5 rating, further describing it as McKenna's "most upbeat album in recent history" and "lighter and brighter" than her previous two albums The Tree (2018) and The Bird and the Rifle (2016).
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