Sentence examples for widespread applause from inspiring English sources

That should command widespread applause across the ideological spectrum.

Many of New Labour's first-term mental health initiatives met with widespread applause.

"Sometimes, I think the greatest challenge we face economically is intelligence inequality," said Huckabee, to widespread applause and laughter from the audience.

When Mr. Perry said he would support Mr. Romney, there was widespread applause but also a number of boos from the audience.

Numerous health care experts and foundations, including the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations, helped establish the new company, and Ms. Horowitz was perhaps expecting widespread applause over its formation.

"We are now on the right path, moving from one victory to another," Essam el-Erian, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, declared to widespread applause after sharing the news at a diverse political forum.

Mr Regmi's slap received widespread public applause.

A similar, Greek-only food drive last year was met with applause and widespread attendance.

In a 90-minute speech, Mr. Zhu drew applause for his remarks about corruption, which is widespread and threatens to undermine the party's authority.

When the speech ended, Ms. Weir was met with thunderous applause, and across the room there was a widespread sense of satisfaction that someone was saying what needed to be said.

Unexpected applause from representatives at the BALI 2007 conference confirmed widespread agreement with his outspoken criticism.