Sentence examples for no applauding from inspiring English sources

Their prescriptions — saving rather than spending, practicing gratitude and mindfulness, telling children no, applauding hard work rather than talent or brains — may not go down easy with the shopaholic candidate for a tummy tuck.

Almost as shocking as the thrilling notices were the remarks defending -- no, applauding -- her age and sex appeal, even her voice.

There will be no applauding or jeering during the 90 minutes, except applause at the start and finish.

Be aware that there is no applauding in sacrament meeting, even after a musical performance.

Elsewhere, she diagnoses the existence of the "angry bravo," in which an audience at the theatre is not so much applauding "No, No, Nanette" as denouncing "Hair".

But I could no less help applauding the way in which dancers, tackling arduous roles for the first time, were delivering them with degrees of energy, scale, detailed nuance and musical sophistication seldom found anywhere.

The judge banged his little gavel on the table and no one applauded and no one booed, no journalists wanted to ask questions and I didn't need to put a jacket over my head when I was led out of the room, because there were no photographers who wanted to take my picture.

Until we do this, politicians have no right to applaud this country as the greatest power on earth.

I adjusted the shades and flipped through the little folder on the table that outlines the golden rules of Miracle Manor: "Quiet please!" "No cellphones outside the room or by the pool" and my favorite, "No thinking!" I applauded the absence of television, radio and telephone in the room, and enjoyed the touches of whimsy, like the plastic jade Chinatown trinkets that serve as window-shade pulls.

Appearing on television, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras applauded "no" voters – who made up 61.3percentt of the tally, against a 38.7percentt "yes" vote – for their "very brave choice", adding that what the Greek people "want is a Europe of solidarity".

No one applauded for ages.