Sentence examples for appreciated since from inspiring English sources

The heating and air-conditioning unit whined loudly — a sound I appreciated since it created white noise for my sleeping daughter, but it would probably not appeal to guests without children.

A dark-painted background helped the illusion; but the effect of the lavish use of colour on flesh, drapery, and backgrounds cannot now be readily appreciated since so little of it has survived in more than ghostly traces.

The vanilla was particularly appreciated, since it served to moderate two other selections, one of overly intense melted chocolate "packages" wrapped in phyllo and another of semi-molten dark chocolate cake.

The extent of Gregory's work has only been known and appreciated since the publication of James Gregory Tercentenaryy Memorial Volume (ed. by H.W. Turnbull; 1939), which contains most of his letters and posthumous manuscripts.

1794? Medford, Massachusetts November 11, 1845 Matanzas, Cuba Maria Gowen Brooks, original name Abigail Gowen, married name (in full) Mary Abigail Gowen Brooks, byname Maria del Occidente (born 1794?, Medford, Mass., U.S. died Nov. 11, 1845, Matanzas, Cuba) American poet whose work, though admired for a time, represented a florid and grandiose style not greatly appreciated since.

Once the legal battles were over, there were years of wrangling with the Internal Revenue Service over the value of the paintings, which had greatly appreciated since the artist's death, before the heirs finally gained access to their father's artwork in the early 80's.

The sound design of a musical can be especially difficult to appreciate, since it involves supporting singers and musicians more than creating effects and soundscapes.

But one thing that I have come to appreciate since being diagnosed with multiple myeloma (a cancer of the blood) two years ago is how unreal both notions are.

There are also jokes about the vanity of actresses, which members of the public always appreciate since it makes them feel privy to inside information.

Regional ports give more passengers the option to drive to their ship, something skittish fliers seem to appreciate since the terrorist attacks of 2001.

It's a theory that the Bush administration should appreciate, since the president signed a bill permitting people to bring weapons into church or hospitals when he was governor of Texas.