Sentence examples for decent applause from inspiring English sources
Still, there was decent applause for the movie at the end, the strongest of the day.
For going after one of the most respected members of the conservative commentariat, Trump received only a decent amount of applause -– suggesting that a religious-conservative audience may not be entirely comfortable with the notion of non-interventionism in the Middle East.
There were decent cheers for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Ki-moon applouderstill for the the fapplause Mr Mandela and histillow Graca Michel.
The production works as a pep rally for applause-ready political pronouncements; a decent early-20th-century New York history lesson; and a love-fest between the city and its proud residents.
Doing the decent thing has guaranteed them an avalanche of applause when next they play at Goodison - in blue or red".
12.28pm: KP has entered the arena to mainly applause, with a few boos, from a decent sized crowd, writes Richard Latham.
Wolseley's chief executive, Ian Meakins, will leave in the summer with applause ringing in his ears after another decent set of financial figures.
After repeatedly blaming the Blagojevich/Quinn administration for the state's fiscal problems, Brady also mentioned that Quinn once called Blagojevich the "most decent and honorable man" he had met--drawing laughs and applause from the audience.
"The destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office," Mr. Gingrich said to huge applause.
As the Padres were announced, they were greeted with a decent "boo," although it might have been a "who?" David Wright, naturally, received the loudest applause as the Mets were introduced.
