Sentence examples for generated applause from inspiring English sources

Her leaps generated applause.

Only one generated applause from the audience of mostly men.

The bands generated applause, but with the exception of M.I.A., few acts inspired much curiosity beforehand, or chatter afterward.

The line instantly generated applause: On May 7th, the day Putin became President for a third time, his black limousine rolled through streets so deserted that some commentators said it looked like a neutron bomb had gone off in Moscow.

While Dwell has generated applause in some circles (it won a National Magazine Award for General Excellence in 2005), it is also the occasional target of satire and derision for its warmed-over interpretation of midcentury modernism.

The vitriolic nature of Zeon's cartoons has generated applause from neo-Nazis and other antisemites and legal complaints charging that his antisemitic caricatures constitute incitement to hatred.

It questions conventional wisdom, well-meaning phrases and opinions certified to generate applause.

Throughout, Netanyahu mentioned "peace" more than 50 times, generating applause and standing ovations with impassioned declarations: The peace with Egypt and Jordan has long served as an anchor of stability and peace in the heart of the Middle East.

"I think we're looking at history right now, so I would say there are communities in New York that have not received fair dollars from City Hall, from this mayor," he said, generating applause.

Back in the convention hall, volunteers resorted to wild hand gestures in their efforts to generate applause and enthusiasm among the crowd.

Making fistfuls of money without making much noise, it seems, is what generates applause, and admiration in the corporate community is apparently not so much about acknowledging worthy behavior as it is about toasting business-as-usual.