Sentence examples for full of applause from inspiring English sources

The auditorium was packed to the gills and full of applause at the end.

State of the Union messages are notoriously long and diffuse, full of applause lines and policy proposals that no one remembers two days later.

Measured by the laws of the Trump universe, his presidency is indeed a success, reinforced daily by praise singers on conservative media and rooms full of applause and "promises made, promises kept" banners.

By George Packer January 26 , 2010State of the Union messages are notoriously long and diffuse, full of applause lines and policy proposals that no one remembers two days later.

"Let me know, let me know, let me know" — a little challenge to obstructionist Republicans to put their ideas… State of the Union messages are notoriously long and diffuse, full of applause lines and policy proposals that no one remembers two days later.

"It's time to end it," Barack said to a bar full of applause.

"It's the only way," he shouted happily before hanging up the phone, "to get an honest count!" At the recording studio where he mastered the tapes and where I accompanied him, already hooked on a dozen plans for the future, he included three full minutes of applause.

Conventions are always full of cheap applause lines and over-the-top attacks, but it was startling to hear how many speakers in Tampa considered it acceptable to make points that had no basis in reality.

The room, full of Irish-Americans, erupted in applause.

There was lots of applause and a Grand Foyer-full of reminiscences.

Occasionally, on the stump, during a sustained eruption of applause from his audience, a smile full of lightness and joy will break his grave composure.