Sentence examples for bring applause from inspiring English sources

And, as the ugly decisions are taken, they will not necessarily bring applause and favour to the party or parties responsible for them.

"I suppose my job as a rock star and activist is to bring applause when people get it right and make their lives a misery when they don't," he said.

The brilliance of my plan should bring applause all around, and cheers by actual designers who are already feeling the pinch from the glut of celebrity designers.

The remark brought applause from Republicans.

"Line after line brought applause, whistles, bravos, and heartfelt shouts of kinship," Clurman wrote.

The comment brought applause and cheers from the cargo craft's European control center in Toulouse, France.

Mr. McCormick announced his resignation at the start of today's annual meeting, bringing applause from some shareholders.

His statements on moral issues often brought applause within the church and anger among family planning groups and advocates of stem cell research.

In one of the few passages that brought applause from the crowd, he spoke of his appreciation for being commander in chief despite not having served.

This and a call for peace brought applause from several thousand people who had gathered outside Baiturrahman Mosque, which dominates the provincial capital, Banda Aceh.

Williams's announcement brought applause at the Frank McGuire Foundation High School Coaches Seminar, a daylong event of panels that featured Coach Mike Jarvis of the St . Johns men's basketball teamenManager Bobby Valentine of the Mets and several high school, college and professional coaches.