Sentence examples for one applauds from inspiring English sources

But it takes an all-but-apocalyptic finale to elicit even the vaguest of empathic responses from Beverly, who on this occasion emerges as especially wearing, however much one applauds Ms. Halfpenny's desire to change dramatic gear: She won last year's Olivier Award, London's Tony, for her performance in the West End premiere of "Legally Blonde".

So, one applauds those writers, directors, producers, companies, performers, artists, lighting designers, and so on who realize that in order for the American theatre to matter, it should reflect the times rather than shutting them out.

Felix Dennis, for one, applauds the risk takers.

No one applauds, boos or throws a half-empty beer can at a magazine article.

But, while one applauds the idea, the result is something of a confusing hybrid.

No one applauds the new democracy more than the pollsters and media consultants.

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.

Of F.D.R.'s speeches, only about one a year was interrupted for applause (and no one applauded when he said that fear is all we have to fear).

No one applauded for ages.

No one applauded or took satisfaction in what he did.

As Mr. Roye spoke, the room was hushed, and when he finished, no one applauded.