Sentence examples for Negative appreciation from inspiring English sources

It will be noted that the noun group 'the poverty of our exchange' which functions as target for authorial Affect, also works to potentially negatively judge interlocutors of the future, via negative Appreciation: Valuation (item (7), Fig. 2).

In this excerpt then, Seattle coffee shops (and likely Starbucks in particular) are the primary target of negative Appreciation via counter-expectation, a typical engagement strategy.

Despite their negative appreciation of the life led by artisans, who they considered too much occupied by the concerns of their profession and the need to earn a living to qualify as free individuals, both Plato and Aristotle found technological imagery indispensable for expressing their belief in the rational design of the universe (Lloyd 1973: 61).

Unfortunately, we did not assess self-reported affect for these pictures, so it remains to be seen whether the absence of a straightforward negative appreciation was restricted to the automatic level.

(The negative: That appreciation can quickly turn to bemused pity).

As well as countering currency appreciation, negative deposit rates may encourage banks in the euro zone to lend more to one another something still impeded by misgivings about the creditworthiness of banks in struggling peripheral economies.Banks may react to negative deposit rates at the ECB by raising their lending rates to firms and households.

The negative correlation between body appreciation and BMI suggests that body appreciation lessens as weight increases, this being consistent with the findings of other studies.

Furthermore, roads and built fabric seem to have a negative impact on landscape appreciation.

"Cardinal Kasper had no negative intentions or lowered appreciation towards the United Kingdom," he said.

Yet whether chatting about his aversion to music theory or appreciation of negative reviews, Mr. Glass — like his music — remains frustratingly distant, and the movie is a hair's breadth from hagiography.

Other key features of folkecological models are the prevalence of positive vs. negative relations and the appreciation and understanding of human impact on the forest, taking in some cases the form of "commitment to protecting" some species.