Sentence examples for to applaud something from inspiring English sources

Did you happen to catch the lovely moment during Obama's speech when Sen. Graham started to applaud something the President said, then quickly noticed that none of the other Republicans were going to clap?

But then, slowly, everyone began to applaud, like something out of a movie.

So if you invite him and put a crowd around him, that crowd will find themselves applauding something like Trump talking about yacht orgies to boy scouts.

"It's about time you applauded something.

As the show finished, however, and the final light cue was called and the audience began to applaud, I felt something I vaguely remembered from my acting days: that strange curtain-call sensation, that addictive feeling that you never really feel more like yourself, or at least more alive, than after playing another character.

Most of the jousting that takes place in Manhattan isn't something to applaud.

If that isn't something to applaud, then I don't know what is.

If there is something to applaud vehemently, it is the new classical style that Mr. Anderson has given to the company.

Certainly, these preventative efforts are something to applaud, even if the programs were not available or didn't work for my own family.

"We've been waiting to applaud Ford for doing something right," Mr. Becker said, "but it's getting to be a rather long wait".

(F. Scott forever!) We think that the proliferation of literature in unexpected places is something to applaud, and we're grateful to the models of Fashion Week for spreading the word.