Sentence examples for often applauded from inspiring English sources
His own books were often applauded by critics.
In morning rush hour, the drive was like a good symphony and passengers often applauded.
The elected or appointed leaders of our country have often applauded our enactment of these freedoms.
Those who remained have often applauded the revolts of the past year and even marched along with the crowds.
A senior police officer has been arrested on suspicion of ordering the attack.Torture by the police is rarely punished and often applauded as the only alternative to anarchy.
As Mr Mittal usually went after underperforming assets in privatisations, or arranged friendly takeovers, he was often applauded as a useful outsider invigorating a decaying industry.Alas, those good-natured days are over.
Audiences at the National don't often applaud an individual speech.
THIS blog often applauds the impact that low-cost carriers have on the travelling habits of everyday consumers.
Djokovic adds a fresh air of showmanship to his matches, often applauding his opponents' shots and frequently smiling to fans.
But non-partisan audiences at the Games treated it as a festival of sport, often applauding English and Welsh athletes as heavily as their own.
To the Editor: As a woman in the white male world of academia, I appreciate and often applaud Maureen Dowd's incisive eye to equity and gender issues.
