Sentence examples for appreciative look from inspiring English sources

You should have seen the appreciative look on the checkout woman's face as I nonchalantly returned the undamaged jar to her.

Beside him, in striped shirt and cutoffs, his son holds a hand to his chin and gives his father a devilish, appreciative look that sets the tone perfectly.

Perhaps the increasingly hapless Strauss and his team-mates should have a more appreciative look at the video of that game after their error-strewn performance in losing to Italy for the first time in 13 matches on Saturday.

Leaders of several unions predicted that white-collar workers would take a new, more appreciative look at unions as a result of the impressive gains made by the more than 15,000 Boeing workers in what labor historians are calling the biggest white-collar strike in history.

Leggy and tall at the age of 15, my daughter began to receive very appreciative looks from passersby.

When I explained to the executive that by doing this they were harming further improvement possibilities of the company, I only received a non-appreciative look.

"I'm appreciative, and I look forward to the next step as we go forward," said Harry E. Johnson Sr., president and chief executive of the memorial's foundation.

Lit by amateurish spotlights and with a keyboardist playing music during transitions, Bamford delivers a rollicking 45-minute set to an audience of two — her parents — who sit on her sofa, trying to look appreciative, clapping and laughing even as she mimics them.

In the first stage, the Design Researcher asked both participant groups to reflect on their own experience of the outpatient department in response to probing questions from a topic guide developed by the two field researchers (the Design Researcher and Medical Sociologist) from looking at Appreciative Inquiry discovery interviews [ 21].

Bringing up a comment like that can either generate appreciative responses or offended looks, depending on the person's personality, so judge the situation at your own risk.

His job was to look happy and appreciative, and he did; he turned from side to side, beaming, putting his palms together in a gesture of greeting and thanks.