Sentence examples for being cheered by others from inspiring English sources
But the inquiry is being cheered by others.
While the attorney general's inquiry has unnerved some on Wall Street, it is being cheered by others who have criticized the privileged delivery of data in the past.
The killer was cheered by other men when he was brought back to the murder scene by police.
But this has all been telegraphed for years, from Ann Coulter slandering 911 widows and being cheered by NBC and other media outlets, to John Kerry, a man who volunteered to sacrifice his life for his country, being swift-boated for his willingness to face bombs and bullets.
This is a move that would have been cheered by none other than the new Knicks signee Metta World Peace, who has begun a campaign against animal abuse.
The elimination of the six-year recovery window in the Mets case was cheered by lawyers for other net winners who have been sued, most of whom said their clients would owe far less under the two-year standard.
It is a remarkable ascent to previously unimagined financial heights — Mr. Obama's September total more than doubled the record $66 million he collected in August — that has been cheered by some and decried by others concerned about the influence of money in politics.
This position has been cheered by the Jewish community, but other minority organizations, notably the NAACP and the TransAfrica Forum, expressed concern, arguing that the forum was a uniquely important opportunity to address world racism.
Others, though, were cheered by the convictions.
