This drew approving murmurs from the audience.
Our Chinese baby drew approving squeals and fruitless efforts at sign-language conversation.
I said, you can take the hand away, O.K.? The comment drew approving laughter from the crowd.
A shot of the staged kitchen — the table was set with two ceramic bowls containing enormous pink-grapefruit halves — drew approving murmurs.
New policy when anno unced drew approving comment of one of editorial council, saying "The Sabbatical year is a godsend in modern times".
He drew approving comments from British columnists, who said he appeared to have matured beyond his "wild days," when he was regularly photographed in British newspapers tumbling, often visibly intoxicated, out of London's priciest nightclubs.
Mr. Edwards talked about the economy, how he can beat President Bush, and the Italian roots of his wife, Elizabeth Anania Edwards, a bit of biography that drew approving nods in this heavily Italian-American community.
Taking a similar approach to greater lengths, Dr. Drucker of Microsoft drew approving gasps last month from an audience of more than 1,200 at the Consumer Electronics Show when he projected the interface of what he called media variation software.
Mr. Obama, who has raised questions about a Michigan do-over, delivered a speech on Tuesday that considered the role and history of race in American, and drew approving reviews from his supporters and some political analysts.
Mrs. Clinton framed her remarks in the context of voting rights, a day after Mr. Obama, of Illinois, delivered a speech about race in America that drew approving reviews from his supporters and many political analysts.
