Sentence examples for appreciation at all from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely that the Chinese have much appreciation at all for North Korean human rights.

If you propose to admire a popular movie because it's formally interesting or morally exigent, you aren't changing the system of appreciation at all.

The Deutsche Bank case sounds like a classic example of people knowing how to profit from a game and having no appreciation at all of the larger dimension of what they planned to do.

In such cases, John's belief that "there is no wrong" in art appreciation founders on the assumption that there is any appreciation at all without some kind of helpful explanation.

Q: Have you gotten a new appreciation at all, or maybe a little sympathy for what your predecessors went through in terms of a president can't control all the events?

"If David Cameron doesn't understand what's going on in Oxfordshire, what chance is there that he has any appreciation at all of the damage he is doing to places like Lewisham?" said John Paschoud, a Labour councillor for the south London borough.

2. Lack of appreciation - from the entry-level employee to the senior manager, very few of us are getting kudos, pats on the back or even the simple 'way to go.' Personally and professionally, I have never seen appreciation at such an all-time low.

But, especially at homely grounds like Hove and Worcester, there is an atmosphere and a gentle buzz of appreciation at a cover drive.

The 2009 Jaguar XF has a Bowers & Wilkins 440-watt, 14-speaker system for which even a Jaguar competitor, Aston Martin, expressed appreciation at a recent trade show.

That reversed the home-price appreciation at a time when the Fed was taking back its interest-rate cuts, and caught homebuilders with too many homes and not enough buyers.

Michigan has barred school districts in the state from selling capital appreciation bonds at all.