Sentence examples for an appreciation that from inspiring English sources

Why do I see sometimes pedestrian poetry in The New Yorker, or is it an appreciation that is uniquely the editor's?

Certainly the combination of critical acclaim and commercial success he has received points to an appreciation that is widespread and deep.

Mr. Hazanavicius accomplishes this with not only showy ambition but also a winning modesty that grows out of an appreciation that popular art is, above all, about the efficient and inventive delivery of fun.

But she does place him firmly within a particular poetic tradition and discusses his work with an appreciation that should revive interest in him, separate and apart from his more famous wife.

For McFee (2013b), by contrast, audience kinesthetic responses inform nothing and instead are just behavioral evidence of an appreciation that is not, in essence, bodily.

This is not a full disclosure of the other, but a deepening of appreciation of who the other is, an appreciation that calls me to love the other ever more profoundly.

Sadly, it's an appreciation that comes in the customary visitation of one's music after they've departed us too soon.

Fishing may also change interspecific interactions, an appreciation that has sparked a move toward the ecosystem approach to fisheries management (Pikitch et al. 2004; Francis et al. 2007).

"There's now an appreciation that women appreciate and will pay for technology that will improve their lives".

It's an appreciation that Short echoes.

At United there is an appreciation that Ferguson more often than not gets it right.