Sentence examples for appreciation of differing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Chancey asserts that Mrs. Hart's class, while offering what he calls a "sympathetic appreciation" of differing points of view, is taught from an evangelical Christian perspective and probably runs afoul of the Constitution.

Other cognitive or quasi-cognitive accounts of the aesthetic appreciation of environments differ from scientific cognitivism concerning either the kind of cognitive resources taken to be relevant to such appreciation or the degree to which these resources are considered relevant.

A mixture of differing moods?

Jones met his new team-mates for the first time only last month, but his appreciation of how life differs for those not plying their trade at cricket's top table was instant.

Research is also important in order to assess whether the effectiveness and appreciation of the programme differs between various subgroups.

This almost-obsolete mode of art appreciation differs widely with the way Western viewers behold art in the "white box", which often takes on a spectatorial and no-touching stance towards its subject.

I asked whether he had experienced other changes since the lightning strike — a new appreciation of art, perhaps, differ-ent taste in reading, new beliefs.

There is a growing appreciation that individuals differ systematically in their use of particular emotion regulation strategies.

Appreciation of each other's differing interpretations might improve collaboration between doctors and nurses and may help managers to match hospital resources and personnel.

Now and Then: Oct. 19, 1986 What's missing is not necessarily a sense of history -- today's filmmakers are probably better educated than any have been since movies were invented -- but an appreciation of the past as it differs from the present, which is, I suppose, an awareness of mortality.

Appreciation of the forest environment did not differ significantly depending on whether the forest was thinned or unthinned.