Sentence examples for appreciation though from inspiring English sources
His mother had a music degree and passed on her appreciation — though, Mr. Peek notes, not necessarily her abilities in his case — to her three children.
They also saw an opportunity for appreciation, though one concern was whether the sinking market would slow the revitalization of downtown Brooklyn.
His approach is too brisk for the longueurs of appreciation, though he does halt before a few canvases, notably "Frosty Morning" (1813) and "Rain, Steam and Speed" (1844).
A yawing trade surplus still points to a stronger yuan, so we maintain our forecast for sustained appreciation, though expect the upward march to come in fits and starts.
No one who has visited Arezzo on a warm day in late spring can blame him — the settled, unforced, somehow inevitable beauty of the place demands unhurried, disinterested appreciation — though some would prefer to while away the hours in the lovely Piazza Grande, a sloping, comfortably enclosed space not unlike Siena's famous Piazza del Campo, only more intimate.
Don't let Valentine's Day be the only day you show your appreciation, though.
As they have north of the border, though, appreciation rates have slowed and prices have moderated this year.
Film-makers also get direct subsidies from the government and National Lottery of about £55m a year for worthy aims such as developing talent and fostering public appreciation of film.Oddly, though, the main beneficiaries of Britain's tax hand-outs seem to be big American studios.
Recently, though, appreciation for the returnees has shown signs of ebbing away, and there are a growing number of complaints about the visitors: that London boys are selling drugs from their hire cars; that gangs from Copenhagen are fighting gangs from other countries; that girls from Toronto are teaching local girls to dress and behave improperly.
Physicians show the least appreciation, even though the mean is still "quite appreciative" (M = 3.8, SD = 0.94).
MN seems like a genuinely nice guy - a business type with an appreciation -- though not quite a soul -- for the creative.
