Sentence examples for volume of applause from inspiring English sources
Given the pedigree of the scripts and performers, the volume of applause was hardly unexpected.
If democracy is defined simply as an exercise of public will, people power might indeed be called its purest form, like those talent shows in which the winner is determined by a meter registering the volume of applause.
But two days later there was a cloud in the Mediterranean blue sky: "Some American correspondents attending the Olympic Games have reported a certain coolness, shown by a drop in the volume of applause, towards the American athletes in the parade with which the Games opened".
"The appreciation of another encouraging Taunton crowd could be measured by the volume of applause received for the 22 year-old on reaching the landmark.
Data's audience holds up red or green response cards and, at the same time, he monitors the volume of their applause and laughter.
Edwards charted the size of his crowds and the volume of their applause the way a day trader watches the Dow.
A 2012 unofficial collaboration, The Light the Dead See, and Gahan's two solo albums fill out the setlist, but only Mode's hardcore fanbase, the Black Swarm, can tell the difference between Soulsavers material and solo Gahan (hint: the volume of the applause rises noticeably during the latter).
He reached for a remote to turn up the volume; the sound of applause filled the bedroom.
We may have reached Peak Farage. Lee Williams Writer and activist There were no major gaffes but also (almost) no rounds of applause in a debate that was diluted by volume while running along tediously predictable lines.
It is a slow unveiling that teases and tantalises; the gentle rhubarb rumble around the ground, interrupted by ripples of applause and occasionally, if a wicket falls, the sharp increase in volume snapping back drifting attention.
The party ends promptly at midnight when Buzz turns down the volume and sweaty limbs untangle from each other to give her a deafening round of applause and whistles.
