Sentence examples for admiring applause from inspiring English sources

Artists, perhaps, have merely joined the "real" world, where shamelessness has become an asset that wins our appalled, admiring applause.

As always, a large crowd awaited her arrival here on the backside of Churchill Downs and showered the big girl with admiring applause when she arrived just before noon from a flight from Los Angeles.

Mr. Scorsese, named best director in 2007 for "The Departed," had perhaps the warmest reception of anyone at the Golden Globes this month when he received an award for directing "Hugo" to an outpouring of admiring applause.

After winning the admiring applause of a row of military personnel, the president – who, against eight other candidates, won 98% of the popular vote in this year's election – was then shown calling in a helicopter airstrike.

At the end of the toast, she clasped her hands to her chest, bowed modestly to the admiring applause, and, without looking, reached out a regal hand to her new husband.

A fierce forehand from Nishikori, though, admiring applause from the crowd, and he's up 40-15.

Actors want a big audience, and to be admired and to get applause is one thing, but to be adored is something I recommend".

Those of us who care about it as a repertoire to be performed rather than a tradition to be admired should encourage more, not less, applause -- even if it comes at the "wrong" time.

After the applause for his admiration of Mr. Mubarak at the American Chamber lunch, Mr. Shafik specified that what he admired was his friend's ability to keep his personal feelings out of his official decisions.

The leading actor was caught in a spatter of applause as he moved among the admiring drinkers.

He was touched, he said, by the applause and the flowers and the admiring words, but he preferred to keep his eyes on the future: Arena was moving to a new home at the Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport.