The phrase "appreciate about him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing gratitude or recognition for specific qualities or actions of a person.
Example: "I really appreciate about him how he always takes the time to listen to others."
Alternatives: "value in him" or "admire in him".
Playwrights say that Mr. Sullivan's understated, unspoken approach is what they appreciate about him.
That's the beauty of him, and that's what we really appreciate about him".
What Trump's supporters also appreciate about him are the very attributes for which he is relentlessly criticized in the media.
They found that feeling appreciated by our partner gives us a sense of security that allows us to focus on what we appreciate about him or her which, in turn, make us more responsive to his or her needs and more committed to the relationship in general … which then makes our partner feel more appreciated as well.
They found that feeling appreciated by our partner gives us a sense of security that allows us to focus on what we appreciate about him or her which, in turn, make us more responsive to his or her needs and more committed to the relationship in general... which then makes our partner feel more appreciated as well.
"What I appreciate about him is that he's engaging with issues of race.
Everything we appreciated about him--the muted cool of his fine cashmere clothes, his mushrooming international luxury business, his centered ease in the midst of his devotees--everything, he had conjured up out of his struggle.
"The important thing that is not widely appreciated about him is that the Goddess of Democracy would never have been built if not for him," said T. D. Allman, a journalist who met Mr. Ke while covering the demonstrations for Vanity Fair.
"He really lived life for the moment, and that was what I appreciated about him," said his girlfriend, Zhanna Pogosyan.
That's what I really appreciate about watching him.
Tell them what you appreciate about them as people.
