The phrase "appreciation of other" is not correct in English.
It should be "appreciation of others." You can use it when expressing gratitude or recognition for the qualities or contributions of other people.
Example: "Her appreciation of others is evident in the way she acknowledges everyone's efforts during team meetings."
Alternatives: "recognition of others" or "valuing others."
Buddhist train loving kindness through: Friendliness expressed as warmth that embraces others Compassion expressed as empathy with other people's difficulties Appreciative Joy, shown as appreciation of other people's good qualities Equanimity, feeling love and kindness towards everybody, in all situations and relationships Sit to Meditate.
However, it was a fantastic experience that greatly developed my confidence, interpersonal skills and appreciation of other cultures.
He shows a Wikipedia-level appreciation of other religions, admiring "the commitment to frequent prayer of the Muslims" and "the ancient traditions of the Jews".
Eat seasonally, notice when the first swifts return for summer, and build your appreciation of other species' relationships to time, to put our own into perspective.
This year, on the birthday of the Prophet Jesus, they might ask themselves how they can revive their long tradition of pluralism and appreciation of other religions.
For many people, even intelligent and brilliant ones, why does beauty count for more than anything else in their appreciation of other human beings particularly of women?
His humor, kindness, unselfishness, and gracious appreciation of others will be missed.
"All charming people have something to conceal, usually their total dependence on the appreciation of others," Cyril Connolly wrote in "Enemies of Promise".
The appreciation of others is, for most, the reason to watch games, and it happens to be a noble human quality.
This style of parenting seems to nurture the basic tools of compassion: an appreciation of others' suffering and a desire to remedy that suffering.
Great effort was also put into devising aids to help disabled people lead more normal lives; it did not always demand high technology but needed compassion and appreciation of others' problems, another of Thring's strengths.
