Sentence examples for explosive applause from inspiring English sources
In the limber, poetic account of Bach's Partita No. 1 in B minor (BWV 1002) that followed, Ms. Koh played the Corrente and its Double with a fiery intensity that prompted explosive applause midway through the work.
For all the hoopla that Oprah Winfrey brought to Senator Barack Obama's campaign yesterday at a football stadium in Columbia, S.C., it was one simple statement of fact that drew far and away the most explosive applause.
When "Far From Vietnam" was originally shown in the United States, in the political 1967 edition of the New York Film Festival, the reaction was tumultuous: applause clashed with explosive boos, and, The Guardian reported, anti-Communist catcalls of "Moscow gold!" could be heard in the audience, suggesting the Soviet Union had financed the film.
"There are a lot of Cubans here tonight, right?" she asked the audience, in Spanish, between explosive numbers, and received what was certainly an expected response: joyous whoops and a burst of applause.
