Sentence examples for and applauded in the from inspiring English sources

Though well-advertised and applauded in the West, it is at best tentative and constrained by uncertainty.

Over the weekend, fans at West Bromwich Albion's game against Burnley stood and applauded in the ninth minute — Astle wore the number 9 — in support of the campaign.

Then the power went out, leaving the actors to whistle and applaud in the sweltering dark.

Ames was laughing and applauding in the middle of the fairway.

The business secretary Vince Cable makes speeches about spivs and charlatans and is applauded in the press.

These perceptions are conceptually intriguing because they provide ways of better understanding complex disease [ 5] and are thus applauded in the fields of computational biology [ 40- 43] and applied domains (e.g. cancers [ 44], atherosclerosis [ 45] and drug discovery [ 9, 10]).

An array of elderly people, many flown by the White House staff to Washington from around the country, sat grinning and applauding in bleacher seats behind the president, where they were in full view of the television cameras.

They liked to end Girls' Night by blasting the Macarena, sitting on the arm of the couch laughing and applauding in delight as we sashayed through the routine.

The moves towards ending the country's half-century-long conflict, which has left at least 220,000 dead and six million displaced, have been loudly applauded in the United States and in the United Nations.

"This youthful player gives a truly remarkable portrayal in a film that is endowed with wholesome amusement and affecting tenderness," Mordaunt Hall applauded in The New York Times.

Though he may be force-fed to seventh graders, applauded in the Senate, and praised by the Holy See, Dante is, as a writer, unmistakably anti-authoritarian.