Sentence examples for appreciative clapping from inspiring English sources

Lit by amateurish spotlights and with a keyboardist playing music during transitions, Bamford delivers a rollicking 45-minute set to an audience of two — her parents — who sit on her sofa, trying to look appreciative, clapping and laughing even as she mimics them.

Azarenka opened the fifth game of the set with a running forehand down-the-line winner, drawing an appreciative racket clap from Williams.

And let's cue the appreciative slow clap, internet.

The crowd clapped, appreciative.

By day, the appreciative crowds have clapped, cheered, and encouraged the performers on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth.

We all peeped at one another, snickering, until Ms. Jordan gave an appreciative "Oh!" and clapped.

While not quite cosmic in scale, something of a big bang occurs there as well -- wild clapping by an appreciative audience.

No reason why they shouldn't, but truth be told I've seen delirious clapping and a smattering of appreciative laughter at the end of the world premiere of Winter's Bone.

Given half a sniff with the flat stick her habit is to hole the putt, and so it came to pass, an appreciative gallery stacked in the grandstand behind the green clapping her 10-footer into the cup.

Huddersfield were clapped off at the end and their supporters, as always, seemed appreciative of the team's efforts.

The audience, mostly confined to polite clapping earlier in the evening, rewarded Ms. Mattila's post-intermission commitment with appreciative applause.