Sentence examples for eliciting applause from inspiring English sources

After earlier eliciting applause when he thanked Tony Abbott for his service, Turnbull was scoffed at when he declared: "We are not run by factions".

Throughout his performance, he played to the crowd, eliciting applause with each shimmy of his hips and nod of his head.

In Samsun, a young man in a white sweatshirt said, "I personally apologize for 'Get out,' on behalf of all my friends," eliciting applause.

Mr. Arnold, occasionally eliciting applause and oohs from the crowd, was showing slides of past convention guests: William Shatner trying to look hip, Leonard Nimoy holding his book "I Am Not Spock" and trying to look cerebral, a thin DeForest Kelley McCoyy), a portly James Doohan (Scotty).

"I just wanted to take a minute to sincerely congratulate her," she continued, eliciting applause from the audience before quickly adding, "That's enough!" .

It was quite a sight Monday afternoon: President Obama pitching his health care agenda before the American Medical Association, frequently eliciting applause and cheers and laughs, happily chatting with members after the event.

Haircuts that elicited applause.

She elicited applause from the audience when she attacked Farage.

Her 13 minutes of remarks at Goodwill Baptist Church in the Bronx elicited applause 17 times.

They are as varied as all of humanity, a fact that should elicit applause and despair at the same time.

That line, and others, elicited applause from the bankers, who have been wary of the overhaul, which would enhance consumer protections and tighten capital and liquidity requirements.