Downbeat Sentence Examples

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  • The management, in turn, are likely to give a downbeat view of future business prospects.

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  • The bouncy, uplifting feel of the music for this song belies the somewhat downbeat lyrical content.

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  • He concluded, however, that they were just too downbeat to be of any practical use.

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  • Most of the tracks have a blues feeling to them each very downbeat.

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  • But things look decidedly downbeat if you are a signal engineer with a mission to put right the degradation.

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  • But it was a surprisingly downbeat evening, rather than a celebratory one.

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  • It may sound downbeat, but judging from the sample chapter nothing is further from the truth.

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  • Interviews over, Sergeant reflects that Prescott is looking very downbeat for a winner.

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  • It wraps up with a dopey, but nicely downbeat ending.

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  • It's a downbeat experience, and the presence of those nets with the trapped and decaying fish makes it all the more foreboding.

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  • Quite apart from the relentlessly downbeat subject matter, the book also feels rather insubstantial.

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  • His solution appears to be to eschew the histrionics, the grandstanding, and play it as a downbeat slightly quizzical damaged human being.

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  • Spicy and rich with dark cherries and plums, it's rough and rustic on one note but dampens with floral notes and creamy texture in the downbeat palate.

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  • It's seven o'clock sharp and the conductor gives the downbeat for the brass band to begin.

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  • Downbeat nystagmus is characterized by a nystagmus that is more pronounced when the child looks down, especially when looking to the side, or in lateral gaze.

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