Sentence examples for applauding so from inspiring English sources

When asked how he felt about the audience applauding so many deaths, he replied: "I think Americans understand justice".

The Romney campaign had limited his remarks to about five minutes, he said, but "when people are applauding so much, it takes you 10 minutes to say five minutes' worth".

Why did the entire contingency of Americans applaud so enthusiastically?

No wonder the audience, steadying itself for three hours of tears and dedications applauded so loudly.

The world applauds, so it's easy to see yourself as a person who can choose well for the world.

As a statement of party principles, the Democratic platform contains much to applaud, so why aren't Democrats applauding it louder?

Most card-carrying members of the intelligentsia would vigorously applaud so splendid an idea while bemoaning its utter unreality.

At times, Clinton seemed to be so pleased that she didn't know whether to nod or applaud, so she did both.

Not long afterward, President Bush entered, and soon we were standing to applaud so often that my thighs began to burn.

Not one piece of trivia stumps us: we were there, together, then, and the spouses, Sylvia among them, good-naturedly applaud so much long-hoarded treasure of useless knowing.

Ireland's restrictions on abortion have long been known if not applauded, so the consequence of better or at least status quo maternal health rates should not be surprising.