Sentence examples for applauded points from inspiring English sources

If Frazier felt betrayed by Ali's taunting hype before the fight, by his suggestion that his opponent was an "Uncle Tom" at a time when black Americans had to find a radical voice, he exerted dramatic revenge, knocking the great man down and gaining a close but generally applauded points decision.

She paused on this summer day to watch a heated rally between two of the younger players on court No. 6, applauded the point and continued, "This game keeps you alive".

The highly partisan crowd frequently applauded Errani while points were still being played and cheered even when Jankovic double-faulted.

First set: Hewitt 4 - 1 Nalbandian* The crowd are applauding every point Nalbandian wins.

In "Django Unchained," Quentin Tarantino presents the figure of the house slave (played by Samuel L. Jackson), as a traitor, a collaborator whose bloody comeuppance the director seems to applaud whoopingly a point of view that reveals Tarantino's terribly immature judgment of people in situations that he can only imagine in comic-book form.

But aiming high can only be applauded to a point.

Djokovic applauded one pin-point Federer volley as the pair exchanged further breaks to remain level but it was the second seed who forced the first set-points at 5-4, which the 2009 champion saved with some stunning forehands.

As the audience applauded Shepherd's point, Hasselbeck tried to distance herself from Romney's comments.

Wolf's fans applauded her on-point takedown of Washington's most powerful players.

Spears applauded the cover, pointing out that it "looks just like the original," and adding, "Santana does a great Madonna impression".

At one point she applauded the defendants.