Sentence examples for may applaud from inspiring English sources

(Conservatives may applaud now).

Some people may applaud those results, at least in part.

Strict rationalists may applaud that greater calm: America is not about to become Greece, after all.

Delegates may applaud some speeches, while not necessarily agreeing with them.

Existing cells may applaud your crime but will not contact you.

Hillary-haters may applaud when Jerry Falwell says that a Hillary candidacy would motivate his constituency more than Satan himself.

All this means that despite benefiting from high prices in the first quarter, oil executives may not applaud further increases.

"The hand-wringing middle-classes may well applaud the values of a place like Rainbow, but they aren't going to be living around the corner from the sort of site that a business [like Rainbow Grocery] could afford.

The public may even applaud if Chinese companies make unauthorised copies of Pfizer's drugs, so that more people in China can afford the medicine they need to save their life.

You may not applaud the way that the show tackles more serious issues, sandwiched, as they are, between dates and dinners, sex and shopping, but SATC is never just froth and froth alone.

Most of us will have come across the related, "if you ever do anything to hurt her …" mentality; men who joke jovially about kneecapping their daughters' boyfriends yet may even applaud their son if he treats other girls the same way.