Sentence examples for appreciation a concept from inspiring English sources
Second, that every course celebrated a prime, carefully chosen ingredient, each deserving of a focused appreciation, a concept whose time had yet to come.
From them Jefferson learned a keen appreciation of supportive mentors, a concept he later institutionalized at the University of Virginia.
The celebration ended way back in 1918... ARMISTICE is NOT a celebration, it's a time of remembrance and appreciation of the sacrifice made by others - A concept totally alien to yourself.
Yet the accusation that "Murdoch overpaid" usually gave way to an appreciation that he had seen the true value of a concept like satellite television or sports broadcasting that nobody else had properly understood.
By Andrew Boynton April 6, 2012 In "On the Beach," a performance inspired by Robert Wilson and Philip Glass's landmark 1976 opera, "Einstein on the Beach" (at Baryshnikov Arts Center, through April 7th), Jonah Bokaer proves to have a keen appreciation of the concept of inspiration and also an impressive confidence in his approach.
In "On the Beach," a performance inspired by Robert Wilson and Philip Glass's landmark 1976 opera, "Einstein on the Beach" (at Baryshnikov Arts Center, through April 7th), Jonah Bokaer proves to have a keen appreciation of the concept of inspiration and also an impressive confidence in his approach.
I was successful with two groups and was defeated twice by hurricane-like winds that gave us a great appreciation of the concept of wind chill.
In doing so, we hope that this study will lead to a more specific and comprehensive understanding of the word nurture in the public realm and a new appreciation of the concept in the scientific community.
