Sentence examples for appreciated for example from inspiring English sources

Nowhere are they explicitly "appreciated", for example.

The strength of the field in the country can be appreciated, for example, in the essays contained in Brazilian Studies in Philosophy and History of Science (Krause & Videira 2011).

It was reported that the Clinic staff were quite forceful on occasions but this was appreciated, for example: "They were basically giving me an ultimatum and I had a choice that I had to make and the doctor can't really do that... ........ And: "The doctor was very understanding, maybe too understanding...it feels good (now, at the Clinic ) to be pushed in that direction".

How often do we fully appreciate, for example, how hard our hearts work day and night to keep us alive?

Yet she also meticulously captures rare moments when characters are free from desire, and content entirely in the present moment, once appreciating, for example, a "burst of beauty before it expired" – flowers in the garden before they wither.

Children can enjoy "Bake Sale," but there are moments of absurdity that only adults will appreciate; for example, when Cupcake is shvitzing in the steam room, and his wrapper starts to peel.

The reader appreciates, for example, that physics and an attitude toward physical laws originated in Greek scholarship (e.g., Archimedes, or Aristotle himself), coming later to Europe via Spain through the contact between Islamic and Jewish philosophers such as Maimonides.

In this case, one can appreciate for example the sensitivity of the LDF to the number of moving particle n̄.

Roughly speaking, the speed of convergence of the algorithms is in general slow (this can be appreciated, for instance, in the numerical examples of [6]) and furthermore, it is necessary to manually adjust the step-size used in the successive updates of the algorithms.

For example, it has been appreciated for decades that proliferative capacity of the mammalian kidney declines with age [132].

We generally use the left side of our brain to interpret language and the right to appreciate music, for example.