For all the renewed cheer, most Indians face a formidable set of challenges before their lives can be transformed.
The rest cheered most loudly for Trump's promise to subject alleged terrorists to more extreme forms of torture.
STOCKMARKETS New economic figures suggesting that American interest rates may not rise much further cheered most markets, though America's still fell a little.
The MPs, commentators and columnists cheering most loudly this weekend are Eurosceptics who do not believe full EU membership can work for this country.
A crowd of about 1,000 at Sahlen's Stadium looked on, cheering most loudly for Abby Wambach, the star forward who grew up in a Rochester suburb.
For two weeks, Australians have cheered most all the Olympians, but the United States men's basketball team has not been not embraced.
Conservatives — some of whom spent the election season suspicious of Trump's true policy aims — have cheered most of his choices, arguing they will help rein in overreaching agencies in Washington.
We will cheer most loudly at the plan to create a new right to data and proactively to identify the 20 most useful data sets on public services and make them available for web mash-ups.
But one cheer most definitely withheld: for his failure to analyse why, even as a public service broadcaster, Channel 4 is so disappointing, trashy and monotonous compared with its glory days in the decade after it was founded.
The crowd of several hundred people was cheering most of the time and the acoustics were terrible, circumstances that forced the often wordy Mr. Gore to cut short his tendencies to overinstruct an audience and speak in run-on sentences.
By the topics she raised on her show and by telling her own secrets, Ms. Winfrey brought into the open previously hidden problems like rape and incest and exposed the vast underbelly of pain, loneliness and abuse that can be as much a part of family life as the love and cheer most people (and before her, most TV shows) present to the world.
