Sentence examples for emotional applause from inspiring English sources

In ballet an anniversary is like a farewell: the same heaps of flowers and clusters of admiring colleagues, the same petals dancing down from on high, the same emotional applause.

Steinbrenner, who was sitting in an owner's suite with his wife, Joan, was emotional after receiving the applause.

In an emotional service interrupted twice by applause, the Rev. Muklis Shisha told the congregation, "The church is a martyr," adding: "The cross needs blood, and the blood is happiness because Jesus is our happiness.

Farage was the only leader to provoke an emotional reaction, earning laughs and applause from at least two of the male viewers, who had voted Lib Dem and Labour in 2010.

One is the long soliloquy by the cross-dressing dancer in "A Chorus Line," a blatantly emotional speech that always elicits nervous applause.

Applause, an excited murmur.

Some audience members made emotional speeches that elicited a mixture of applause and head-shaking.

But the honor went to Trouble the Water, the emotional portrayal of Hurricane Katrina, to much applause in the audience.

An emotional Watson was given a rousing round of applause from the team as many expressed how important he had been to their careers.

… But 'San Andreas' wants the applause without the tears, offering no emotional impact, just cool shots of streets splintering apart".

The Republican and Democratic conventions provided dramatic moments, endless emotional appeal, and lots, lots, and lots of applause.