Sentence examples for appreciation that a from inspiring English sources

Against the temptation to sneer at such ostentation, one may pit an appreciation that a celebrity has so resolutely done his homework, and taken such delight in it.

His depictions of Indian women drew such appreciation that a beautiful woman would often be described as looking "as if she had stepped out of a Varma canvas".

She and others say that Clinton's skill as a politician turned secretary is her appreciation that a foreign leader, even an autocrat like Karimov, has his own constituencies to satisfy, his own political deals to make.

And if you talk about the union itself, my attitude toward the union is I come out of the labor movement, so I have a sort of an appreciation that a labor leader's job is to protect their members.

Ample food, water, communications, a network of friendly local informants and a keen appreciation that "a police vehicle can roll on a sand hill just like any other car" are what matter.

In such situations, opposition to dams is not driven by an abstract concern for the environment or the survival of riparian ecosystems; rather, it is driven by an appreciation that a particular dam is transforming the environment in ways that serve only certain special interests.

Fishing may also change interspecific interactions, an appreciation that has sparked a move toward the ecosystem approach to fisheries management (Pikitch et al. 2004; Francis et al. 2007).

From the pure perspective of critical appreciation, that might be a benefit.

It's a kind of loyalty and appreciation that is rare, especially in a competitive market filled with other large players like Gilt, One Kings Lane and others.

And it is precisely this appreciation that led her to make a film that has a strong point of view.

Why do I see sometimes pedestrian poetry in The New Yorker, or is it an appreciation that is uniquely the editor's?