Sentence examples for applauding enough from inspiring English sources

On one occasion, according to Hwang, Kim punished his guests, all high Party officials, for not applauding enough after a dance performance.

But, judging from my own e-mail box -- where conservative readers are bombing me for not applauding enough the liberation of Iraq, and liberals for selling out to George Bush -- the war over the war still burns on here.

Recently, Lipman gave Twitter world a daily bright spot in a dismal political season, tweeting a rhyme a day through the 2012 election cycle, a marathon of imaginative industriousness and acerbic hilariousness for which she cannot be applauded enough.

I like to think of the military as the most exciting video game, or a sweeps-week episode of "Survivor," or a big butch drama club, where you get to shoot the parents and friends who don't applaud hard enough.

But since becoming president, Trump has not just flung the word "treason" at congressional Democrats who didn't applaud him enough.

Major media can't stop applauding the companies long enough to understand what's really going on with these games.

In fact, I'm inclined to applaud anyone confident enough to get their kit off in a public forum.

For developers, contractors and construction workers, the accident in SoHo on Jan . 15has raised questions about whether the city's requirement for safety netting, which has generally been applauded, goes far enough.

Show them no pity"—for the tabloids to applaud, and eloquent enough—"We go to liberate, not to conquer"—for the quality press to compare him to Henry V and Churchill. Lieutenant-Colonel Collinss heroic profile may be among the many reasons why British public opinion has shifted so sharply (see chart).

I can't help applauding, though Chipotle applauds itself enough without my help.

But really, we should be applauding him for being ambitious enough to try something different in a match that is not remembered for anything else.