Sentence examples for appreciative both from inspiring English sources

Irish chroniclers were appreciative both of his military and his administrative skills during his period in Ireland.

Here is a witty boy with a sarcastic streak, endearingly appreciative of both friends and family.

And the fashion press has been very polite and appreciative about both of the designers' collections so far - not least because part of Ford's legacy is a luxury-goods conglomerate so powerful that no magazine worth its advertising revenue dares say a bad word about it.

Tap enthusiasts are the best kind of audience: generous and appreciative, including both fans and old-time tap stars who don't happen to be performing that night but often join those onstage for the infectiously spirited, full-cast "Shim Sham Shimmy" that ends each program.

I am most appreciative of both my loyal and new readers to the Honey Good site.

He doesn't want to be the help – and his exchange with Strand, who is both appreciative and insistent, was amazing – but he saves the day.

As at a Loser's Lounge show, the mood is both appreciative and wry: shambling, joyous sing-alongs of "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" and Cheap Trick's "Surrender" alternate with, say, an impassioned "Lola" or a shy "Lovefool".

She is both appreciative and representative of the congregation's inclusive spirit, and said that Rabbi Siegel starts every service by welcoming people of all faiths, ages, races and sexual orientation.

A reviewer for the Cleveland Press was also both appreciative of the book and apprehensive about possible adult storms, noting, "Boys and girls may have to shield their parents from this book.

"Aesthetic" refers to experience as both appreciative and perceptive.

He refused to accept compensation for his services in either city, but was presented with gifts from appreciative residents in both cases.