Sentence examples for appreciation presented from inspiring English sources

Ed's fifteen plus years of volunteer work with the City of Dunedin Library system resulted in a public citation and Certificate of Appreciation presented by the mayor.

The grandness of the Catholic political hegemony is illustrated in the exhibition by a 6-foot-tall, 4-foot-wide "testimonial of appreciation" presented by other aldermen to Thomas Coman, president of the city's Board of Aldermen, in 1869, in a mammoth carved and gilded walnut frame.

Sometimes the consequences are short-lived or even amusing, as when the author Jeanette Winterson told me about a stint in her youth when she had sex with ladies from the Home Counties who showed their appreciation by presenting her with Le Creuset casserole dishes.

The White Sox were presented with the Club Appreciation Award.

In the acknowledgments of his book "No Apology," Mr. Romney wrote that Mr. Senor sharpened his "appreciation of the dangers presented by the shift in our foreign policy".

The actress Sissy Spacek presented an appreciation of Ms. Lynn, 68, who was the first woman to be named entertainer of the year by both the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music.

Acting Mayor Paul Screvane made a few laudatory remarks & then read the inscription on the medal: "Presented in appreciation to Edward Kennedy Ellington, Known as Duke--'Musician of Every Year'--distinguished composer and worldwide Ambassador of Good Will--By Robert F. Wagner, Mayor of the City of New York, by the hand of the Acting Mayor, on this 2nd day of August , 1965.

Wonderful - no one could have presented this appreciation of these monumental works with greater eloquence or passion.

To show appreciation, several gifts were presented to Einhorn, including a collection of SAIS mugs and some items for two of her favorite hobbies, gardening and swimming.

Presented in appreciation for her patronage in the construction of a district church in Constantinople, the parchment codex comprises 491 folios (or almost a thousand pages) and some four hundred color illustrations, each occupying a full page facing a description of the plant's pharmacological properties.

Romney thanked only Senor and Wehner in his 2010 book, No Apologies, for sharpening "my appreciation of the dangers presented" by the Obama "shift in our foreign policy".