This is the most uplifting story we've read in awhile.
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It's easily the most uplifting thing you're going to see all day.
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Whatever you call them, they provided some of the year's most uplifting stories.
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Getting to see her dogs every month was consistently the most uplifting part.
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I mean, it's not the most uplifting, but we've done profiles of her work.
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Being around these people has been one of the most uplifting experiences of my life.
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Below are some examples of the most uplifting interactions between humans and dogs over video call.
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It's not necessarily the most uplifting message from Pixar, but it plays out nicely (and realistically) enough.
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It's not the most uplifting news, and we're sorry to say that there's nothing you can do about it.
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Not the most uplifting item on this list, but impactful in shaping our understanding of this comedian and ourselves.
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The feminist humor site the Toast used to have one of the nicest, most uplifting comment sections on the internet.
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That might not sound like the most uplifting pastime, but once you've committed to another "Bad Boys," well, whatcha gonna do?
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Her voice was emphatic, and the grave post-mortem somehow seemed like the most uplifting thing I've heard since November 8.
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The most uplifting aspect of this election has been the intense, immediate, and inspirational call to action that younger generations are pushing forward.
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Shocker: watching heavy fare House of Cards, Mad Men, or Game of Thrones isn't exactly the most uplifting way to spend your time.
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And while Nikkie's video was inspiring in its own right, Shalom Nchom's latest rendition might be the most uplifting version we've seen yet.
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Meeting the people whose lives were touched directly by Paula and Margaret has been both "the most uplifting and devastating thing," David tells PEOPLE.
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Politicians in both parties, at their most uplifting moments, are fond of declaring that what unites Americans is much greater than what divides them.
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If you want to experience some of the most uplifting energy in New York's art community, I'd suggest checking out this beloved art show.
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We've handpicked the most eye-opening trips — and the most uplifting activities you can do while you're there — to help jumpstart the healing process.
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"Alright" is perhaps the one song on the album that evokes the deepest emotions from the trio — and it actually is the most uplifting.
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What The Last Few Weeks Can Tell us About Justise Winslow Winslow's last few weeks have been his most uplifting stretch in nearly two years.
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The $40 million structure is "among the finest and most uplifting public buildings New York has produced so far this century," our architecture critic writes.
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Adam Gorlitsky -- who is paralyzed from the waist down -- provided one of the most uplifting stories from the Los Angeles Marathon ... walking a stunning 17.2 miles.
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And then when you remember that Ishiguro calls Never Let Me Go his most uplifting work, you'll be that weirdo hysterically laugh-crying over a book.
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Hillary Clinton was at her best and most uplifting when she spoke about American interests in world affairs and how they relate to our understanding of democracy.
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Clinton was "at her best and most uplifting when she spoke about American interests in world affairs and how they relate to our understanding of democracy," Lilla wrote.
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Compact, at 22,000 square feet and 82 feet high, the library is among the finest and most uplifting public buildings New York has produced so far this century.
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He wrote: Hillary Clinton was at her best and most uplifting when she spoke about American interests in world affairs and how they relate to our understanding of democracy.
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Like throwing out a lot of the rules and trying to make the best, most enjoyable, most uplifting, and adventurous film possible and not be bogged down in the trends.
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Dada's f—ing crazy Arguably one of Eminem's most uplifting and inspirational songs, "Beautiful" serves as the emotional centerpiece of his 2009 return to the world stage after his temporary withdrawal.
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" In this election, Lilla argues, Clinton was "at her best and most uplifting when she spoke about American interests in world affairs and how they relate to our understanding of democracy.
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Saturday Night Live star Leslie Jones has been bringing you some of the most uplifting and motivating #fitspo on Instagram with her raw and real workout videos that she posts on the regular.
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Honorable mentions Most uplifting about life priorities: "Booksmart" This teen comedy about two female high school students is a nice wake-up call for anyone who feels stuck in the rat race of achievement.
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But should he miss that tournament, a fair amount of panic will probably ensue about his ability to continue a startling comeback that was one of the most uplifting stories in sports last year.
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When I checked to see if anyone had responded to my night owl tweet, I was overwhelmed with hundreds of replies that made for the most uplifting reading since the study about owls being more intelligent.
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He and Popovich had come too far together and the title they would win months later, making it look easy in Miami, was one of the most uplifting comeback stories by any team of any time.
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By far the most uplifting aspect of the evening was the tireless effort of stage manager Andrea Wilhelm, who after the show was very thorough in finding us a playbill, which we lacked because the house had run out beforehand.
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A terrific cast, a terrific real-life story, and a thoughtful angle on the usual underdog sports journey all help make Queen Of Katwe one of the year's most uplifting and winning films, while keeping it from descending too far into familiar tropes.
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"Send Me Home," off of their most recent album Big Dark Love, might not be the most uplifting song, as it sees an older narrator begging for his earthly time to expire, but it will still worm its way into your ear.
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These are some of the most uplifting reads of the week: a nine-hour window when Cubans could access the internet everywhere; a successful police rescue of animals endangered by fires; and the story of our sports reporter's son who found a community — in competitive cubing.
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The Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki ("The Other Side of Hope," showing on April 8 and 10) makes movies that are somehow simultaneously among the bleakest and the most uplifting in world cinema: They combine a deadpan Scandinavian sense of humor with a profound empathy for the downtrodden.
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Hope via GIPHY "Hope" gives us a shot eerily reminiscent of the photo taken at her sister Solange's wedding before Beyoncé delivers the most uplifting track on the album, "Freedom," singing directly into the camera wearing a dress by Maria Lucia Hohan, all shot in black and white.
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Ishiguro has described Never Let Me Go as his most uplifting novel, because it is the only one to feature a wholly sympathetic cast: Kathy H., our narrator, is a thoroughly likable, thoroughly sensible, thoroughly ordinary young girl, which makes what happens to her all the more upsetting.
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Indeed, one of Legally Blonde's most uplifting moments comes at what would be a low point in most other movies: Elle overhears her romantic rival Vivian (Selma Blair) talking about a party she's throwing, and Vivian, seeing an opportunity to humiliate Elle, lies and says that everyone will be wearing a costume.
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However, of the lessons to be taken from this tragedy, the one that is the most uplifting, is that perhaps the narrative we have come to assume about our fellow citizens, is more applicable to the infighting in our government, than it is about those of all backgrounds who call this land home.
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Not only would it be fun to cover a debate in a small town I knew so well, but the event would shine a light on a place that, unbeknown to many, was home to one of the most uplifting stories, and then one of the most tragic stories, in civil rights history.
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Cutty is among the most uplifting characters in the series, but Russell "Stringer" Bell is among its most complex: part drug kingpin, part night-school business student, a money-minded man who saw selling G-packs as a precursor to legitimacy—to opening a copy shop and buying real estate—but who was still coldblooded enough to snuff out his best friend's nephew.
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" One mocking bit of dialogue in the show, calling the Underground Railroad "a silver lining to the dark cloud of slavery," was inspired by a 2015 episode of the public radio program "Here & Now," which said that "with the abolition of one of the worst parts of our history" — that is, slavery — "came the end of one of the most uplifting, the Underground Railroad.
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AllMusic wrote "guitarist Kenny Hickey's passages have grown increasingly melodic, and the keys of Josh Silver possess a timeless melancholy" despite "how bleak or odd the lyrical proceedings get". Loudwire described it as "the most uplifting sounding album of their career".
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CantStopThePop complimented the hooks of the song as "unmistakeably Max Martin through and through." They added that "the glorious pre-chorus (“We’ve got to stop this game, tell me do you feel the same?”) is arguably the highlight of the song. It’s an effortless snapshot of pop music at its most uplifting and sunniest".
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Upon release, "My Future" received critical acclaim from music critics. William Hughes of The A.V. Club, called it "sleepy" and "somnambulistic". Gary Dinges of USA Today commended the lyrical content, which he described has "raw lyrics" and "stellar vocals". Samantha Hissong and Brittany Spanos writing for Rolling Stone, described "My Future" as Eilish's "most uplifting song to date".
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In 2019, they were named by NPR as one of the Top 5 Most Uplifting Tiny Desk Concerts of all time in a list that includes Lizzo, Superorganism (band), Dan Deacon, and Mucca Pazza.. In 2020, NPR also named the band one of the Top 5 Funniest Tiny Desk Concerts of all time in a list which included "Weird Al" Yankovic and Reggie Watts.
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"I took a bit of poetic license, but I wrote it for JT. It's easily the most uplifting thing we've ever done. It sounds nothing like us; it sounds like a Shangri-Las song", Manson explained. Like the rest of the world, Manson had believed that LeRoy had been a teenage truck-stop hustler who'd escaped the streets to become a writer. Manson exchanged emails with LeRoy over the course of the album sessions.
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Sam Prance of MTV News regarded the song as "one of the most uplifting and life-affirming songs of the year so far", writing that "Shawn and Khalid each other on it perfectly". Patrick Hosken of the same publication opined that Khalid's "gravelly voice pairs nicely with Mendes's own patented rasp", stating that "the message of the song is simple but effective". Mike Nied of Idolator deemed it "one of the 19-year-old's most ambitious tracks yet".
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", is a cover of the same titled song by American rock band and grunge pioneers Nirvana, who in turn were inspired by blues guitar legend Lead Belly's rendition of the traditional folk song. Completing the album is "Upper Room", said to be the most uplifting track on the album. The last song added to the track list however, was "Dr. Pill", where Cudi touched on antidepressants: "I took a trip on antidepressant lane for a little bit. After the WZRD song “Dr. Pill” everyone thought I was talking about molly or ecstasy.
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"Winner" was received generally well. NME stated "Pet Shop Boys have released one of the most uplifting songs in the history of their songs." Daily Telegraph said the song was patently timed to match the Olympic mood and "triumphant, low key; a very English take on things". Popjustice commented that the song "kind of works in the context of all the sport in the air at the moment, but as the lead single from a Pet Shop Boys album it’s probably the worst since ‘Before’", also stating that the three b-sides eclipse the lead song.
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In 2005, as part of his The Great Movies series, Ebert raised his original score for the film from three stars to a full four stars. In this updated review, Ebert said that he had underestimated the film and noted that Murray's performance was essential to making the film work. That same year, Jonah Goldberg called it one of the best films of the previous 40years, positioning it alongside It's a Wonderful Life as one of America's most uplifting and timeless films. In 2009, literary theorist Stanley Fish listed it as one of the ten best American films.
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It was widely (but wrongly) anticipated that voters would back a settlement that gave the region autonomy under the auspices of the Western European Union, while retaining its postwar economic and customs union with France. Grandval's successor would be Eric de Carbonnel, a career diplomat and a less forceful personality. A valedictory reception was held on 30 June 1955, featuring a moving speech by Grandval himself. His mission, he said, had been "one of the most uplifting tasks that could be given to any Frenchman" ("eine der erhebendsten Aufgaben, die heute einem Franzosen gestellt werden können").
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" Gerrick Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times called the song "catchy [...] [it] makes you want to grab some glow sticks and hit the clubs" and added that the Femme Fatale era "already shows an undeniably more confident Spears." Mike Collett-White of Reuters deemed it as a dance anthem. Robert Copsey of Digital Spy said that the song is unquestionably a Dr. Luke production, but "somehow it's Brit that manages to come out on top." Copsey went on to call it her most uplifting number since "Stronger" (2000), and added that "for longtime Britney fans, is the comeback we've all been waiting for.
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The album's second track, "Please Forgive Us", concerns the US interventions in Central America, especially the Iran–Contra affair. "The Big Parade" references a Vietnam War veteran and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Merchant said, "The most uplifting song is [the fourth track] 'Trouble Me', which seems like the antidote for all the rest of the album." The seventh track, "Poison in the Well", concerns a neighborhood suffering from effects of hazardous waste and refers to the chemical waste site Love Canal, which caused multiple cases of cancer and infertility. "Dust Bowl" is about the working class, centering around the plight of them.
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" Dan McQuade, writing in the online version of Philadelphia Magazine, referencing the film's use of Philadelphia as a setting, after panning the film itself wrote, "The message of Mannequin, clumsy as it is, is that the greatest place and time in recorded history is 1980s Philadelphia ... Truly, this is the most uplifting film ever made about the city." David Cornelius of DVD Talk wrote: it "Mannequin is one of the stupidest movies ever conceived, and one of the worst. Which makes it, in its own lousy way, mesmerizing. To watch it is to get sucked in by its hypnotic ways; its very off-the-wall shoddiness is astounding.
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Carrie Battan of Pitchfork described the song as a "stadium-filling" one and classified it as one of Beyoncés "decorous moments". Joe Lynch from Fuse described "XO" as the "most uplifting" pop song since Florence and the Machine's "Shake It Out" (2011). He praised the electronic flourishes, saying that they managed to "keep the music from veering into banal territory" and concluded that the song has a "quirky" sound previously unheard on other material by Beyoncé. Philip Sherburne of Spin found "zero-G bounce... which, purely in terms of sonics, makes the most compelling argument for space tourism I have yet to come across".
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" In a review of the entire fifth season, Michael Sauter of Entertainment Weekly said that "The Post-Modern Prometheus" was the "most striking" of the season's stand-alone episodes. Emily VanDerWerff awarded the episode with an "A" grade, and, despite noting the silliness of the story and the fact that most of the characters function as stereotypes, wrote that "'Prometheus' just works". In a 2000 review of season five for the New Straits Times, Francis Dass called "The Post-Modern Prometheus" a "fun episode". Lionel Green of the Sand Mountain Reporter named the entry the greatest episode of the series and called the ending "one of the most uplifting finales in the series.
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Jim Malec with American Songwriter gave the album a 4 ½ rating, lauding the songwriting on the release, calling it "eternally substantive" saying "... he breathes a fresh layer of depth and realism into what might otherwise be well-worn stories". He also acclaimed the honesty of the album, saying "Get Off On the Pain may not be the world’s most uplifting listening experience, but what it lacks in cheer it makes up in truth. For fans who appreciate outstanding country music that deals with real issues, that fact may just make the album’s title a perfectly appropriate statement". Slant Magazine critic Jonathan Keefe also praised Allan's vocal performance on the album, calling Allan "a singer of real grit and depth".
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In his review for Noise to Signal, Phil Reed similarly recognised the track as "one of the best songs" of Harrison's career. Ian Inglis describes "Heading for the Light" as Harrison's "most joyous account to date of the spiritual journey that had saved him from despair", and pairs it with "Handle with Care" as songs that are "suffused with an unadorned enjoyment that is perfectly distilled in Harrison's bright supple vocal". He also highlights the song's "soaring melody" and "ebullient production", saying that these elements create "an exhilarating track that celebrates [Harrison's] current life instead of regretting his past". Simon Leng views it as Harrison's "most uplifting account of his spiritual search".
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He highlights the group's harmony singing as "some of their most uplifting", particularly over the fadeout, where the vocal effect suggests that "the good vibes ... will not end when the record does, but echo around the skies indefinitely". Mark Hertsgaard cites "Good Day Sunshine" as an example of how "one of the best things about the Beatles' music is it makes you happy", and he deems it "a song whose joy is irresistible". Writing in Barry Miles's The Beatles Diary, Peter Doggett describes the track as "Simple, effective and stunning" and "the ideal complement to the darker Revolver songs". Less impressed, Bill Wyman of Vulture ranks "Good Day Sunshine" last in his list of the 213 Beatles songs.
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