Sentence examples for utterly applaud from inspiring English sources
I utterly applaud the employment of 80s comedians as serious actors.
For too long, Britain has encouraged, applauded and subsidised utterly reprehensible behaviour on the grounds that it is, well, just how business works.
He also admires the film's unapologetic oddness, which has divided critics (the Independent's critic applauded its "its utterly offbeat quality", while the Guardian's Catherine Shoard called it "almost unbearable").
Utterly empty ballets will often be frenetically applauded if they are performed to a rousing beat.
Taking a small detour for a moment, can we all just stand up and applaud dear Kim for remaining so utterly true to herself – her inner Kardashian-ness – that she refused to alter her style a jot for Glastonbury?
She made her debut with the Hamburg Opera in 1996, with one critic applauding her as a "sensation," and another noting her "calm deliberation and utterly clear beat".
I have many times applauded the government's IT strategy for its vaulting ambitions to change public sector IT utterly, and I have also equally doubted the likelihood of such high ambitions becoming reality.
