Sentence examples for ever applauded from inspiring English sources

The other side of the House scarcely ever applauded.

(So, Compassionate Conservatism isn't quite dead. I'm not sure the Tory conference has ever applauded social workers before, but it does today).

On the one hand that is not something which is ever applauded by scripture," he said.

It is unlikely that literary critics will ever applaud Weiner's work for these qualities, because literary criticism, at its best, seeks to elucidate the complex, not to catalogue the familiar.

The LA band played their taut, frill-free 1991 Black Album, a sacred text of metal, in reverse track order: as ever, applauding it felt like clapping a piece of high-tensile industrial machinery.

Everyone in the House who has ever celebrated, applauded or supported a popular, pro-democracy movement in the U.S. or abroad should think long and hard before they vote yes.

The only show I have ever stood to applaud was a Galliano show, six or seven years ago.

After the performance, Madonna told the crowd, "Let's give it up for one of the greatest artists the world has ever known," and the crowd applauded.

As Fannie led the way in what Mr Johnson proudly called "underwriting experiments" (read: lending to ever-dodgier types), regulators mostly applauded.

Perhaps the biggest turning point in my recovery story was in 2009, when 30 officers applauded after my first-ever presentation in a Crisis Intervention Training CITT) class.

This week, British indies were applauded for achieving their highest-ever share of box-office receipts.