Sentence examples for appreciated the scope from inspiring English sources
/ So you know, / I really just see the bigness of it all, / But also the responsibility," reads one entry, taken from an interview given to the Associated Press in which Trump acknowledged that he had not appreciated the scope of the Presidency until he assumed it.
We will never know what Beethoven would have made of Eliot's poetry, but no doubt, the musician who wrote that he "would rather write 10,000 notes than one letter of the alphabet" would have appreciated the scope of Eliot's achievement with words in Four Quartets.
In the new decision handed down last week in Portland, Oregon, U.S. District Court Magistrate John Jelderks invalidated all the corps' orders in the case and criticized the "flawed" procedures used by the agency, which he said "acted before it had all the evidence or fully appreciated the scope of the problem".
To appreciate the scope of the planned Brooklyn park, start at the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
To appreciate the scope of The Strange Hours is to see how much Kleinzahler's poems have changed.
However, I have heard many times that one cannot appreciate the scope of the devastation from a television picture.
Deborah Annetts, chief executive of Dignity In Dying, said: "It is clear that the public truly appreciates the scope of the problem.
I got to see a side of the Games that was so innocent and wonderful from the perspective of one merely appreciating the scope of the entire thing.
But only in intimate colloquy with the book itself can you fully appreciate the scope of its achievement — not to mention the depths of sheer pleasure it provides.
Mr Correa had failed to appreciate the scope of the initiative, which was "not an isolated, one-off technical proposal, but rather a pathway, a transition.
The panel was right in criticizing General Sanchez for not appreciating the scope of the disaster, but it made only the most glancing reference to the bigger problem: the Iraqi occupation force was too small.
