Sentence examples for would be applauding from inspiring English sources

"If this were Eastern Europe, everybody would be applauding, the way they did after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

If the French understood that it was designed to protect them and others from the threat of terror, he said on CNN's "State of the Union," "they would be applauding and popping Champagne corks".

"If the French citizens knew exactly what that was about, they would be applauding and popping champagne corks.

Marin later closed the conference with an impassioned, almost tearful plea for Brazilians to give more value to their own things, and said that the majority of Brazilian supporters would be applauding the decision he had taken.

"What is ironic is that if Bradley Manning, Mr Snowden and Julian Assange were pursued by other governments, such as China and Russia, the White House and Foggy Bottom would be applauding them and calling them not just whistleblowers, but heroes and fighters for human rights," comments Chen Weihua, deputy editor of China Daily USA.

We were told the speech by @VP would be applauding Southern Baptists for our contribution to the moral fiber of the country (not that we're in a position to be clapped on the back for that right now).

"If someone was passionate about becoming a footballer and all they did was play football, that would be applauded.

This is their opportunity to really step up, and they would be applauded universally for doing so".

If When Harry Met Sally came out tomorrow it would be applauded as a breath of life to modern comedies.

Owen Coyle, the former Burnley, Bolton and Wigan manager, said: "There used to be a time when if an opposition player was terrific he would be applauded.

The check would no doubt be welcomed by Afghanistan, and the prince's generosity would be applauded by the world community.