Sentence examples for appreciated aspects from inspiring English sources

The process of moving bags may be one of the least appreciated aspects of air travel, some airline executives say.

Among the least appreciated aspects of her work was the discovery and nurturing of other writers, of books which she thought deserving of a wider audience.

Glassware should be clear, not colored, since the latter interferes with one of the least appreciated aspects of wine consumption, enjoying its variety of beautiful colors.

This latter procedure, integral to Epicurean methodology, presents Lucretius with frequent occasion to develop rich and complex poetic similes one of the most admired and appreciated aspects of his writing.

Imagistic modeling is thus a crucial – and not very broadly appreciated – aspect of the long-standing knowledge acquisition bottleneck in AI.

The data from the analysis of focus group interviews and corroborated by post module survey data revealed that the most appreciated aspect of the REDIH program is that trainees get to meet four days a year with other trainees and mentors from seven universities who are also conducting reproductive science/medicine research.

Here, I summarize research on human skeletal remains from these missions, which emphasizes a critical but not often appreciated aspect of evolutionary research, the ability to reconstruct human behavior within the realm of reproduction (mate exchange or marriage).

Another appreciated aspect of local provision of healthcare was to be diagnosed with familiar diseases.

The spatial context is a less commonly appreciated aspect in STI surveillance.

You can, as I do, enjoy dancing to the hip-hop song Put It in My Mouth, even if some of the lyrics disgust you on a fundamental level; if a 21st-century feminist is to stay sane, she must acknowledge that she may enjoy and appreciate aspects of pop culture that cannot be deemed wholly "feminist" – or that may be anti-feminist.

We reviewed the Entourage Edge back in April; Scott was able to appreciate aspects of it I had dismissed out of hand, citing the "purpose" of e-readers.