Sentence examples for triggered applause from inspiring English sources

Eagle, likewise but occasionally triggered applause by insulting Boris.

Rumours spread disconcertingly until an official announcement that no injuries were life-threatening triggered applause from fans around the 37¾-mile mountain course.

As noted elsewhere on this blog (and in my books), the contrast is one of the most important rhetorical devices for triggering applause in political speeches.

Each version of Southern California, circa 2020, triggered warm applause from conference attendees.

"Here we are, clinging to our guns and our religion," he said, triggering loud applause.

After a long wait, Ms. Vilches told her penitents to get ready to march out of their church, triggering wild applause.

Sparks' remarks triggered cheers and applause from the crowd, which was remarkable given the fact that the audience was comprised of shareholders and hand-picked loyal employees.

She got a round of applause, and triggered another round of open, honest discussion.

Likewise, the abrupt ending of the film triggered both groans and applause.

And you never, ever play politics with people's jobs.That last bit about not playing politics with people's jobs is more or less meaningless if you think about it, but it did trigger a marvellous round of applause.

Joan Davies, chair of the NHS pressure group Community Voice, triggers the day's first round of applause.