Sentence examples for be applauded in a from inspiring English sources
Her gesture should be applauded in a time when too many pass the responsibility for the world's problems to aid agencies and governments.
But while gastronomic sensitivity is a characteristic to be applauded in a fly, the drosophila, to give it its official title, has more going for it than good table manners.
Was her take-no-shit attitude to be applauded in a culture dominated by gruff males saving curvy quarries from whatever misfortune befell them in the opening cinematic?
Just look at Tom Cruise's couch jumping scene on the Oprah show – a place that requires special kinds of performance that are very structured and planned, but are produced to make them seem non-fictional and you will see behavior that would have be applauded inon-fictional andryouaguire, wille expreseeon of exubehaviormothat makes audiences happy.
Justin Trudeau's Canada offers a liberal, progressive face to the world, one that surely should be applauded in an era of rising bigotry and populism.
His book about Syria, Syriaa's Peasantry, the Descendants of Its Lesser Rural Notables, and Their Politics" (1999, Princeton) was applauded in a review in the journal Foreign Affairs by L. Carl Brown, a historian of the Middle East.
The promotion of anti-metaphysics may be applauded in principle as an exercise in intellectual hygiene, the objection goes, but in practice it excludes either too much or too little: it either cripples our understanding of theoretical science or normalizes away the Vienna Circle's most notorious claim.
On the one hand, there is much to be applauded in Viking's decision to give Rickett a chance.
He'll be applauded in the House of Commons when he reports back.
Not only are all political actions justified, according to Mr. Fish, but they should also be applauded in pursuit of political office.
The remarkable nature of the production shouldn't overshadow its basic brilliance; Mohammad's performance is one of immense freshness, which should be applauded in its own right.
