Sentence examples for that cheer for from inspiring English sources

They do not express outrage at Republican audiences that cheer for executions, or target pols who brag on the death penalty, even though John Paul issued an encyclical against "the culture of death," saying modern states have so many ways to protect citizens that the necessity for executions is "very rare, if not practically nonexistent".

"You look at the Steelers' fans, and they're the same blue-collar people, the same hungry people that cheer for us.

"I wouldn't have got that cheer for a bronze anywhere else and that's the most important thing that I've still got that cheer".

In an online column, Jemele Hill said that cheering for the Celtics "is like saying Hitler was a victim," for which she was suspended.

Police officers who backed Mr. Booker have been given onerous transfers; nonprofit agencies that cheered for the wrong team have found their funds cut; and business owners who wrote checks to the opposition have more than paid for their generosity in municipal summonses.

Unfortunately, the culture that cheered for him and paid for him to be our hero even when he behaved like monster is still very much alive.

Unfortunately, the culture that cheered for him and paid for him to be our hero even when he behaved like a monster is still very much alive.

In many of the GOP debates the most talked-about moments came not from the candidates themselves but from the live audiences that cheered for executions, shouted "let him die" in response to a question about an uninsured man with a health condition, and booed a gay soldier.

Last, but not least, Italians are a nation that cheers for a political party as blindly and intensively as it cheers for a favorite football team.

And maybe that means more of us are coming to Butler's view that cheering for the dollar isn't the same thing as patriotism.

"Our Grief Is Not a Cry for War" is the sign three protestors hold up, a reaction that would have been unimaginable as a response to attack in the parts of the world that cheered for the terrorists afterward.