Sentence examples for exuberant clapping from inspiring English sources

It seems that the three-and-a-half-hour services, colorful African dress and exuberant clapping and singing are not drawing many of the non-African New Yorkers whose souls he wants to save.

Nov. 28: The Guns N' Roses tribute band Mr. Brownstone is fronted by Sean Greenhalgh, who is a member of a slightly more famous and esteemed act, the exuberant indie-rock ensemble Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.

Nov. 10: The Guns N' Roses tribute band Mr. Brownstone is fronted by Sean Greenhalgh, who is a member of a slightly more famous and esteemed act, the exuberant indie-rock ensemble Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, which has a show here, too, on Nov. 13.

And on their own, the Safri Duo gave an exuberant performance of Steve Reich's "Clapping Music".

Collins was forever getting in trouble because his villains were so likable; in "The Woman in White," the evil Count Fosco is, like his creator, an exuberant lover of food, animals, and opera, and denounces the "clap-trap" of English society with comparable eloquence.

He tumbled into a cluster of exuberant but nervous freshmen outside the high-school gym as upperclassmen clapped and chanted, music blaring.

The Ländler has many variants, among them the Steyrischer, with improvised satiric verse and syncopated hand clapping, and the Schuhplattler, a courtship dance in which the men perform exuberant, acrobatic displays, stamp their feet, slap their hands and body, and end by lifting the women high off the ground.

Backed by a four-piece band (two percussionists, bass and piano), she often marched them through her exuberant rumba with a wooden clave in hand, demarcating tricky time signatures in ways that the packed crowd could clap along to.

Suave & Exuberant?

Campaigners are exuberant.

Garfield was acting exuberant.