Sentence examples for cheerleading of from inspiring English sources

His cheerleading of food security in Ethiopia and beyond was genuinely refreshing.

Mr. Ma added connective chatter and cheerleading of a sort more appropriate to a children's concert.

USP Upmarket Hollywood, with especially enthusiastic cheerleading of Canadian film-makers (Sarah Polley and Guy Maddin premiered here in 2011).

The shameful cheerleading of a submissive Congress and news media for this enterprise at a time when courage was truly called for makes you complicit.

The French were vexed, particularly during the invasion of Iraq, by the cheerleading of American networks, and wanted a CNN à la française.

Paterson's crude cheerleading of GM crops for the poor and hungry looks rather as if he is acting for the very few rather than for the many.

However, Snowden saw a bigger problem with congress, who he accused of "cheerleading for the NSA instead of holding them accountable".

The blunt truth is that the blatant cheerlead of Bundy, and the popularity of Stormfront as a nesting place for white supremacists amounts to a tacit license to kill to legions of hate fringed loose cannons such as the Millers.

A new law expected later this year will take nuclear regulation away from the National Development and Reform Commission, the state's industrial planners, and hand it over to the environment ministry, thus splitting the role of cheerleading from that of invigilation.

Republican Senator John McCain has described President Obama's statement on the so-called fiscal cliff of tax rises and spending cuts, as a "cheerleading, ridiculing of Republicans exercise".

The cheerleading tone of the words cited by D'Este seems wholly out of character for Twain, who loathed colonial wars, British and American.