Sentence examples for from applauding from inspiring English sources

There was no attempt to keep members of the audience from applauding whenever they wanted.

They have gone from applauding to defending, a turn many secretly resent and increasingly reject.

There were those who refrained from applauding - a pointed sign of the resentment that remains from his testimony to the House Un-American Affains Committee in 1952.

Audiences were discouraged from applauding while the music was going on — it had been the custom to clap after a good tune or a dazzling solo — or between movements.

At the national championship game last year, with the final minute counting down, I started chomping on my gum to keep my mouth closed and had to sit on my hands to keep from applauding — or fist pumping or high-fiving anyone within range.

During the debate, a member of the governing coalition called Ileana Argentin, the disabled member of the opposition, a "stupid cripple," after she protested that coalition members had tried to prevent her aide from applauding in her stead, since she was not able to use her hands.

not just from people applauding, but from something of the epic size of the project and of the central character a dark character, a Machiavellian character, but a man also appealing".

The sophistication of these dresses, balanced on the curves of the body but so far from obvious red-carpet styles, were the revelation of the show that had Janet Jackson applauding from the front row.

What Mourinho was applauding from the touchline Saturday was a match without goals or grace.

The charges against Jang ranged from "treachery" to applauding "halfheartedly" when Kim entered the room.

I found myself applauding from the wings as bolder colleagues took advantage of opportunities I was too frightened or unprepared to seize.