Sentence examples for applauded feeling from inspiring English sources

When he exited thanking the audience leaving the stage, we applauded feeling sadness as Afropunk was over, NOT.

Yankees fans stood and applauded, some probably feeling a little silly -- they should if they didn't -- that they had had the nerve to boo this guy.

Jarett Wieselman of the New York Post applauded the development, feeling that Blair had "more chemistry" with Dan than with Chuck.

I applaud him for feeling so strongly about the need for public dialogue about race that he encouraged his employees to promote it.

At the end, the audience shouted and applauded with real feeling, and when Early took a bow he shared with us a look of relief.

In contrast, Rossiter Drake of The Examiner applauded Michael's backstory, feeling that it was a "compelling take on the mythology" that managed to be "unique" and "shocking" at the same time.

There's something in the emotional carelessness, the freedom of it, that I quietly applaud," she says with feeling.

You applaud her skill, while feeling slightly unsettled by the thought of a teenager pontificating away like Yoda: "In your life you'll do things greater than dating a boy on the football team... You'll wish you could go back and tell yourself what you know now".

Petridis continued, "You applaud her skill, while feeling slightly unsettled by the thought of a teenager pontificating away like Yoda".

Despite fans' venting their feelings, Solskjaer applauded them at the final whistle and later acknowledged their right to express their feelings.

Just to show there were no hard feelings, Weekley applauded Westwood when he was introduced as Weekley's and J. B. Holmes's opponent in Saturday four-balls.