Sentence examples for appreciation of some from inspiring English sources

Worse, it gets in the way of public appreciation of some of the world's supreme art.

This year's re-released live recordings add to our appreciation of some of the genre's mightiest geniuses.

They add to our appreciation of some of the genre's mightiest geniuses Coltrane, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and Bud Powell.

Walking around with the drummers, I'm often surprised by the jovial attitude people seem to take towards them — as if to convey appreciation of some terrific joke the Africans have played on us all, just by existing.

Appreciation of some commercial property values in Newark outpaced that of office space in Midtown Manhattan, which doubled over the last decade, said Robert Von Ancken, chairman of Landauer Valuation and Advisory.

The exam board, AQA, which had described history of art as a subject leading students to "an appreciation of some significant themes, from classical Greece to the end of the 20th century" confirmed that students taking AS exams in the subject next year and A-levels in 2018 will be the last of their kind.

Radio On was given a brief re-release in 2004, and the Guardian's John Patterson wrote a brilliant appreciation of it, some 25 years on.

But there are said to be different levels of appreciation of this truth, some quite subtle and difficult to attain; the highest of these is said to involve the realization that everything is of the nature of suffering.

Nevertheless, for full appreciation of our results, some limitations need to be considered.

As people gain a better understanding and appreciation of the scheme some of these behaviors will disappear.

While most felt their physicians have an understanding and appreciation of their condition, some reported that their provider 'doesn't get it at all'.