Quotes About Applause

"Weel done, Cutty Sark!"

Everybody likes compliment.

What better substitute for real love than a sea of eager faces, beaming, laughing, applauding, and celebrating your existence?

The applause of the audience is short-lived. When calls resound for an encore, we are called to direct our attention to our Master.

The applause was so loud and insistent that I had to respond with several encores. I was numb with happiness, when it was over, I knew that this alone must be my life and my world.

Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And the rest of you, if you'll just rattle your jewelry.

You'll hear a lot of applause in your life, but none will mean more to you than that applause from your peers. I hope each of you hears that at the end.

Everybody likes a compliment.

And although to the strong he has pointed out the prize of their high calling, [ Philippians 3: 14 ] yet he suffers none to faint by the way; [ Matthew 15: 32 ] while he applauds those who lead the van, he does not despise those who bring up the rear.

democratically expressed opinion is hardly more than the applause at a sports event.

have you ever noticed how the one who wants to please never does?

Every night, you fight for that standing ovation at the end of the night. And if you do something wrong, the domino effect is chaotic. And you must not allow yourself to make mistakes whatsoever. So in that case, theater, it's fascinating because of the discipline that you need.

Whenever I walk out on a stage, I'm begging for affection.

We should welcome applause whenever it comes.

Standing ovations have become far too commonplace. What we need are ovations where the audience members all punch and kick one another.

Wherever I go, people recognize me, call my name, cheer me.

I may be a character artiste but I want the audiences to clap and whistle for me as well.

People took notice of me and saw that I can carry off light-hearted roles as well. They started talking about Pritam Vidrohi, and it became a lovable character; I saw that people were clapping and whistling. It was a big high to watch this kind of reaction.

I understand the fans, I respect them. I'll accept the whistling and booing. It's up to me to transform that all into applause.

Seeing a new play in a first-time production is so exciting - when it's good, you want to shout from the rooftops.

I like approbation. Any actor who tells you they don't is lying.

People come into public life for different reasons. None of us are ego-challenged, I think, or we probably wouldn't be doing what we're doing, so if anyone tells you that they don't like the sound of the applause and the ego gratification, I don't think they're being straight with you.

It is the work that matters, not the applause that follows.

They booed Jay lightly; they didn't mind seeing him suffer a little—not with that $27,500 salary he won after a holdout this spring. They applauded Koufax, the Dodger pitcher, who was working easily and impressively, mixing fast balls and curves and an occasional changeup, pitching in and out to the batters, and hitting the corners. Koufax looked almost ready for opening day.