Sentence examples for Fully appreciative from inspiring English sources

Button, who has made his distaste for team orders clear in the past, was fully appreciative of Whitmarsh's stance.

But he was fully appreciative of the battles they had fought and the forces they had combatted.

Over the years, the managers of the Metropolitan Opera, fully appreciative of Ms. Fleming's vocal artistry and star power, have been ready to accommodate her.

For development interventions to be successful, they need to be fully appreciative of the lives of poor women and not see them as a homogenous group.

On foreign NGOs and nuclear energy: "There are NGOs, often funded from the United States and the Scandinavian countries, which are not fully appreciative of the developmental challenges that our country faces".

Pagans, heretics, and Samaritans, for instance, were forbidden to teach any subject whatsoever, and, though fully appreciative of the classical heritage, Justinian expelled pagan teachers from the once-famous Academy at Athens, an action directed against paganism rather than Greek philosophy.

I'm fully aware and appreciative of how wonderful it is that we can put a box on a truck, have it disappear for a few days, and then have it arrive on the other side of the world.

PHARMAC has been noted to have consulted directly with medical specialist groups to discuss their role expansion, including consultation on hospital medical devices, 43 so it would appear to be fully cognisant and appreciative of this issue.

Ruben A. Pro, a 72-year-old Air Force retiree in New Mexico who suffered a stroke 19 years after leaving the service and is now rated fully service-disabled, says, "I'm very appreciative, but I think our government is just too generous".

The Gulf Shores crowd seemed appreciative anyway, so maybe they fully deserved Caleb Followill's compliment.

A White House aide says that Hillary was appreciative of Feinman's efforts but was not fully satisfied with the direction of the book, and the bulk of the writing, revising, and editing took place after Labor Day — that is, after Feinman's involvement with the project had largely ceased.