Sentence examples for spirited applause from inspiring English sources

When it was Dr. Faesal's turn to speak to the gathering, there was spirited applause.

Jovial Gerry Ruddock from the orchestra demonstrates how "I have to blow a raspberry into my trumpet" in order to make a sound, which he follows with a burst of Haydn, to spirited applause.

The movie was shown uncut on Wednesday night and received spirited applause at its conclusion.

When the concert ends and the spirited applause finally dissipates, Mr. Poggi explains the homage from the opening song.

To spirited applause and at least one ululating cry, diplomas and gold medals were presented to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, 73; her compatriot Leymah Gbowee, 39, a social worker and a peace activist; and Tawakkol Karman, a Yemeni journalist and a political activist who, at 32, is the youngest Peace Prize laureate and the first Arab woman to receive the award.

The cabin, which was less than half full, erupted with tears, applause and spirited proclamations that the landing had been even smoother than usual.

But the applause was hardly spirited, even when Mr. Clinton mocked the math behind Gov. George W. Bush's plans for spending the government surplus.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

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