Sentence examples for needs applause from inspiring English sources

The News of the World invites a kicking when it gets it wrong, and (like other papers) blundered into a hacking culture years ago: but it also needs applause when it gets it right.

It grew even louder as Lady Gaga went on to compare herself to Tinker Bell, needing applause to live.

I don't need applause for that.

A speaker needing applause at a Democratic convention can always praise teachers.

He needs their applause and adulation, even though they know it is all a bloody farce.

There is no need to wait for staging needs or applause after each dance (although there was some of that in Disney on Thursday), and Dudamel, a once episodic conductor, now made each of the two 45-minute acts flow as a whole more successfully than I have heard before.

My parents – although not being graduates of this university - would turn in their grave, they used to say "Science needs no applause", an echo from times gone by? Science lives from an open exchange of arguments and data.

"The time when we needed Western applause is over," he says.