Sentence examples for passionate applause from inspiring English sources

When one performer spins like a dervish, her frilly polyester dress filling out like a parachute, the South Korean crowd erupts with cheers and passionate applause.

Mr. Blair was facing the greatest challenge of his six years in office in defending a government motion to back "all means necessary" to disarm Iraq, and he roused the House to rare applause with as passionate a speech as he has delivered since becoming prime minister.

Dianne's passionate outburst elicited spontaneous applause from everybody in the crowd.

Despite muddy passages and imprecise playing, it was a passionate performance that earned enthusiastic applause between movements and a rousing ovation at the end.

In a passionate speech, which aroused sustained applause, he said: "Bishops do not dissent lightly from the views of their archbishops.

The players' passionate interpretation of the first movement earned lengthy applause.

Because when you put yourself in a room full of passionate, progressive young people who cannot withhold their applause for a female political powerhouse, you have to hope that we have some of our priorities in order.

Yet divisive as the NSA issue is among Republican voters, it is the most distinctive part of Paul's agenda and his passionate defence of the bill of rights brought warm applause from the crowd.

Yet divisive as the issue is among Republican voters, it is the most distinctive part of Paul's agenda and his passionate defence of the bill of rights brought warm applause from the crowd.

The film received a passionate standing ovation, though not the now-mythical, entire-credits applause of last year's Birth of a Nation.

The energetic applause after "The trumpet shall sound" was merited by both Mr. Duncan's passionate singing and the vibrant playing of the trumpeter Scott McIntosh.