After Moss's death, Alastair Reid wrote an appreciation in which he quoted a poet who praised Moss's skills as an editor: So much is compressed into the compass of a poem that one always wondered if the reader would catch it all, take it all in.
The term "picturesque" literally means "picture-like" and the theory of the picturesque advocates aesthetic appreciation in which the natural world is experienced as if divided into art-like scenes, which ideally resemble works of arts, especially landscape painting, in both subject matter and composition.
He also wrote Adolph Hitler: An Appreciation in which he compared Hitler to Christ and described both as victims of Jews.
Another is a "shared appreciation" scheme in which principal reductions are combined with an equity stake for lenders.
I had in mind a mushroom appreciation walk, in which we all would coo over the Addams Family version of wildflowers, a deathcap here, some witches' butter there.
After a successful trial program, Ocwen, based in Atlanta, has also begun offering shared appreciation plans, in which part of a borrower's principal is forgiven, but if the home is eventually sold at a profit, the owner must share that profit with the lender.
That became clear when Fleury was booed during a postgame fan-appreciation ceremony in which the players took the sweaters off their backs and handed them to young fans.
Lakythia Ferby, who directs the center, said she created a staff-appreciation program in which co-workers take note of each others' high performance and nominate them — using a form headed, "Kudos, you were caught doing good!" — for a reward of a $5 Dunkin' Donuts gift card.
The document argues for expanding what is known as the "margin of appreciation", the way in which states may choose how to implement the different articles of the European convention on human rights.
When she died in March of this year, at the age of 87, Julian Barnes wrote a pitch-perfect, deeply evocative appreciation of her, in which he described the firmly policed barriers that she placed between herself and the outside world, typified by her brief tours of duty at publishing parties, the asceticism that accompanied her enjoyment of food, drink, socialising.
Filmmaker Billy Wilder wrote a long letter of appreciation to Spielberg in which he proclaimed, "They couldn't have gotten a better man.
