Sentence examples for to be applauding from inspiring English sources

The Obama Administration ought to be applauding the Europeans.

Instead of criticizing the company, Mr. Hyman said, advocates "ought to be applauding us".

And far from being baffled by this attempt to use state power to restrict individual choice, most Americans seem to be applauding it.

Eloise isn't a bad person, but she is egotistical — so much so that she sees every­thing, even the sunny days that seem to be "applauding her," as reflections of her moods and needs.

If he did not, then it is absurd for Pakistanis to be applauding a book that claims that the father of their nation never really wanted Pakistan, that their country is the consequence of colossal mistakes, not the instantiation of noble ideals.

The market seems to be applauding the deal, and Instinet's stock is up 3%.

She is to be applauded.

That is to be applauded.

There is much to be applauded.

Creative solutions are to be applauded.

And that's to be applauded.