Sentence examples for we would applaud from inspiring English sources
If a single local authority performed this well, we would applaud its commitment to excellence.
It may take some time, but we would applaud the first director to admit publicly: "I'm not actually worth it".
Jim Crow segregation survived long into the 20th century because it was kept alive by white Southerners with value systems and personalities we would applaud.
In a statement, The Wall Street Journal, which is owned by Dow Jones, said: "We would applaud any effort by the New York Stock Exchange, the NASD and the S.E.C. to encourage or even compel analysts to disclose the full scope of their firms' relationships with the companies they cover.
If Intel could use its heft to break the Potomac logjam in favor of unlicensed designation of the spectrum, we would applaud and the U.S. economy would be the victor.
If she just put her feet in, we would applaud her.
Rather than point out the bad, we thought we'd applaud the good.
(Almost all of the responses to his tweet were some variation of "THAT NEVER HAPPENED," but Wedlock posted about the incident on Facebook, as did one of Airlie's friends. That doesn't mean it did happen, but does mean that we'd applaud their commitment to social media bullshit, if it were falsified).
"We would sit on the bank and watch their games," he wrote, "and the distance was so short we could understand every movement and would applaud good plays".
Conservatives would applaud.
