Sentence examples for appreciation of figures from inspiring English sources

In the history of logic, Łukasiewicz's pioneering studies opened up a new and more fruitful interaction between the past and the present, and the rediscovery and new appreciation of figures from logic's past "in the light of modern formal logic" has continued to this day, though not all of Łukasiewicz's own views on how to approach Aristotle or the Stoics have stood the test of time.

Any disbelief over Gerrard's initial exclusion was overwhelmed by appreciation of the figures who unexpectedly dominated the opening part of the evening.

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It makes sense to start with Cecil Sharp, a pioneering figure in appreciation of indigenous music, and several figures celebrated here fulfill the same role: folklorists and anthropologists who saw value in the music they came to hear.

El Museo's exhibit forefronts Lopez's perspective as a gay Latino, and many of the works speak to his appreciation of the male form, a figure usually sidelined in the world of fashion illustration.

Far from the gloomy business one might anticipate, the best death writing can actually be life-enhancing stuff; either raising a heady toast to everything that was great about a much-loved musician, or opening a new chapter in the appreciation of a lesser-known figure.

It also received an Appreciation Index figure of 87, higher than most of the Doctor Who Christmas specials.

Though there was no opportunity for political or forensic oratory in the Byzantine world, the taste for rhetoric and the appreciation of well-structured language, choice figures of speech and thought, and skillful delivery remained undiminished in Byzantine society.

Appreciation of his work, especially his figure paintings, grew, and in 1946 he accepted an invitation by Xu Beihong to join the faculty of the Beijing National Art College.

And yet Barzun is not all genteel restraint, something that Sir Colin Davis touched on when we spoke about Barzun's appreciation of Berlioz: "Such an interesting figure, Berlioz so intelligent and self-conscious, but also volatile and passionate.

And yet Barzun is not all genteel restraint, something that Sir Colin Davis touched on when we spoke about Barzun's appreciation of Berlioz: "Such an interesting figure, Berlioz — so intelligent and self-conscious, but also volatile and passionate.