Sentence examples for garnering applause from inspiring English sources

Garnering applause from the audience, he drew parallels between the war and Harlem's situation with gun violence.

"I owe too much and I care too much to sacrifice my integrity for nothing," he said, garnering applause.

Once his house goes, he's gone forever," Robinson said during her presentation at the council meeting, garnering applause from fellow supporters.

Valerie Simpson, of Ashford and Simpson fame, sat at the piano and sang MacDonald's "Tradewinds" in one of the most impressive vocal performances of the evening, garnering applause from an appreciative audience.

Municipal services, from the Mineola Volunteer Ambulance Corps to the local volunteer fire department, garner applause.

Kurt is able to calm down and return for his coronation; his comment—"Eat your heart out, Kate Middleton"—garners applause that swells into an ovation.

Marten cruised through his second attempt without a hiccup, garnering extra applause for the effort.

The new party trick for Ara shown off on stage at I/O is a voice command that lets the user eject a swappable camera module by saying 'Ok Google eject the camera' — garnering much applause from the developer crowd at the event.

Barack Obama, despite garnering big applause at this summer's National Education Association convention, largely submarined his chances of winning the teachers' support by endorsing merit pay tied to students' standardized test scores--a concept abhorrent to many teachers.

Slapping on a flag pin and declaring the US as the best country in the world – solely to garner the applause of true believers – doesn't qualify one to lead it.

Wayne's question did not garner much applause.