Sentence examples for furious clapping from inspiring English sources
Shrieking, dissonant brass chords follow, then syncopated choral passages with furious clapping noises and taunting shouts of "Amen!
At times the stadium was so quiet, the only sound came from the furious clapping from the top of the Cuban dugout.
Still, there's furious clapping when Swanilda and her friends go on tippy-toes, and when they dance in a line like a string of paper dolls, and there's plenty of admiration too for the tutus (even though they're not pink, another ballet requisite for four-year-olds).
He then proved just how diverse the desert blues of northern Mali can sound, by launching into a rhythmic, galloping song with an insistent bass line, driven on by furious hand-claps, that provided the exhilarating backing for a guitar solo that would surely have impressed his British heroes.
Their mile-a-minute rendition of the Gershwins' "Clap Yo' Hands" has the furious velocity and compression of a jazz-flavored rap.
Matching the swirling patterns of Sasha Milavic Davies's choreography, Browne's score evolves from a chant in three-four time to gorgeous polyphonic song by way of syncopated rhythms, furious bursts of clapping and bouts of banshee wailing.
Presumably this is meant to delineate some kind of space beyond the everyday where nightmares can come to life, but it so confused the audience in Adelaide that nobody clapped until the (furious-looking) actors came back onstage for their bow.
The tootling, hand-clapping girl-group pop of the album's title song insists that the "truth about love is it's all a lie," with verses flipping from pretty to mundane, happy to furious.
