Sentence examples for usually applauded from inspiring English sources

He succeeded in making himself heard despite the weak carrying power of his voice and the opposition he aroused, and his motions were usually applauded.

These days, the bigness of business is taken for granted in a culture where corporate mergers are commonplace and usually applauded.

Polite society may still frown on parading cannas in ribbon borders, but a well-placed canna or two as an accent among more discreet perennials is usually applauded.

Their efforts to integrate businesses into the classroom are usually applauded by parents who want their children to be prepared for the workplace when they graduate.

It was designed especially for the Manhattan market, she added, where adventurous advertising is usually applauded, and luxurious excess generally raises no more eyebrows than a $15 green salad.

"I usually applaud companies for making revenue and margin-enhancing investments," Mr. Nagel said.

There's no fixed standard for performance in a movie, and the shorthand of calling a performance "good" usually applauds a banal naturalism that fits the traits of a scripted character as closely as a death mask.

By Richard Brody August 14, 2014 There's no fixed standard for performance in a movie, and the shorthand of calling a performance "good" usually applauds a banal naturalism that fits the traits of a scripted character as closely as a death mask.

Although we don't usually applaud her hair, Snooki definitely nailed it this time.

Some of the dancers have said that they were able just to regard it as a series of appearances until their October season in London, when an audience usually known for its reserve applauded the magnum opus "Biped" (1999) with exceptional vehemence.

Because buying another company is usually safer, Wall Street so far has applauded consolidation efforts.