Sentence examples for encouraged applause from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norrington encouraged applause after Mr. Denk stormed with aplomb through Beethoven's long, wild cadenza.

When Mr. Licitra first appeared onstage, he was greeted with encouraging applause.

The audience at Smalls usually responds to unskilled players politely, with a few seconds of encouraging applause.

This was one of those sporting occasions – a good way short of greatness but utterly memorable, with a sliver of controversy – to encourage applause and set aside cynicism.

Mr. Nucci remained onstage and joined the audience in polite, encouraging applause for a minute or two, then he too left the stage.

With a tight red leather dress hugging her curves, she gestures toward the black-tie clad audience, encouraging applause for her pseudo-digestive antics.

Where Obama had to deliver his speech in front of both Republicans and Democrats, the chamber was filled not with the actual Virginia House of Delegates, but with about 300 hand-picked McDonnell supporters, eager to provide encouraging applause.

Smith was encouraged by applause from the gathered dignatories and members of the Swedish royal family.

Smith was encouraged by applause from the gathered dignitaries and members of the Swedish royal family.

I remember him as a dignified figure, a respectable grey silhouette, conducting the studio section as if it were his sworn and solemn duty, nudging the panel towards declarative sentences for the audience to encourage with applause.

The crowd's applause encouraged them further: "Wrists were limp, hair was primped, and reactions to the applause were classic".