Sentence examples for been mostly applauded for from inspiring English sources
She has been mostly applauded for her bravery in doing so, although some have questioned whether she is actually "brave" at all.
"The closest thing you have to answer Siegfried & Roy is what I call the glitzy tractor-pull show, where you're mostly applauding for machinery," he said.
For the time being, though, Wall Street firms are mostly applauding a second term; they expect that the temporary cuts in the capital gains and dividend taxes of Mr. Bush's first term will now be made permanent.
14. Vanessa Redgrave was heckled during her Oscar speech for referring to "Zionist hoodlums" riling the Middle East, but by the end of the speech the audience was mostly applauding.
Most players are mostly politely applauded, except for Loul deng who is greeted by a sustained adulatory screech and applause.
The university is now being applauded for its honesty.
Last season's sensational Premier League winners may have been applauded for their mostly frugal recruitment, but, by contrast, there is a sense that bargain-hunting would not be becoming of United in their present diminished sporting state.
He would have been roundly applauded for doing so.
The rest of the N.F.L. news is dominated by coaches' comings and goings (mostly comings), with John Elway being roundly applauded for hiring Coach John Fox as his first move as the Broncos' front office savior.
