Sentence examples for applauding there from inspiring English sources

To some extent, these changes can be explained in anthropological terms: by applauding here and not applauding there, the bourgeois were signalling their membership in a social and cultural élite.

Getting an audience not to applaud there — particularly one that applauded after the first movement of the Mozart — is an accomplishment.

The attack on a McDonald's store in France by a disgruntled citizen was widely applauded there as an act of cultural resistance.

At times, Banville strives so hard for novelty that the enterprise threatens to collapse entirely, and, for every reviewer who applauds, there is one who stifles a yawn.

"Audiences gasp openly, they laugh openly, they applaud, there's deep silence," said Kathleen McCall, who is playing Portia to Mr. DeFonte's Shylock.

While this effort deserves to be applauded, there are limits to how green any automobile company can be while still relying on fossil fuels.

While Clegg's protest about unqualified teachers and freedom from the national curriculum is to be applauded, there are even more fundamental concerns about the ideological nature of Gove's free school agenda.

(small wonder the President ended his appearance by urging the audience to vote; judging by which issues they applauded, there were few Tea Party members in the house that night).

While this surge of healthy lifestyle initiatives around the world should be applauded, there is little known about the architecture of these programs, on-the-ground implementation or even their effectiveness.

There's one alarm where his voice is just screaming at you to "GET UP" faster and faster while an audience applauds; there's a fire mix of his dog, Hobbs, barking and playing with a squeaky toy; and there's another that's just his voice repeating "beep, beep, beep" over and over again after whispering, "Get your ass out of bed".

I need to be willing to get close enough to applaud when there is a victory, mourn when there is a loss and call it out when there is a shortcoming.