Sentence examples for appreciative at from inspiring English sources

I'm appreciative at any talk in reference to any award, but there's not much I can do about it now.

LaPierre delivered a fiery speech, punctuated by video clips of himself, to an appreciative audience at the Gaylord Convention Center at the National Harbor in Maryland.

If you just can't sit through the twenty-five-second musical intro to get to the good stuff, here is a preview: There's no doubt from whom Mary takes her inspiration in her doe-eyed fawning: Nancy Reagan was known for her appreciative stare at her husband (and, in some cases, at Laura Bush).

Channel 4 has always known that its flagship news bulletin has been the one programme guaranteed to have an appreciative audience at the regulator – first the Independent Television Commission and now Ofcom – and at Westminster.

Like other local children, he showcased his skills at St. James Presbyterian Church, where the children performed to an appreciative audience at Sunday teas.

A chesty, full-bodied man who moves quickly, Dujardin is good at buoyant peacocking, as when he shows off to an appreciative audience at the première of one of Valentin's films.

The applause at the final whistle from a crowd of just under 23,000 was appreciative, but at the same time just a little embarrassed.

Thom Yorke might do well to note the appreciative roar at the end of each one.

Mr. Salley seemed appreciative, nodding at the wisdom of it all.

But instead of a Watson he has a wife, and a not very appreciative one at that.

"She's the largest moving object ever made by the hand of man in all of history," a smug Ismay boasts to some appreciative tablemates at lunch.