Sentence examples for appreciative term from inspiring English sources

Anyone puzzled by the origins of the appreciative term "nice bit of crumpet" has clearly never had a good one.

This has helped lead us to develop trusting, appreciative and long term relationships with most of the clientele and patients.

One such approach to bringing about change in organisations and communities is termed Appreciative Inquiry [ 25].

The other side sees the debate as under-appreciative of long-term demands and ramifications -- a reprisal of the narrowly focused debate in the run up to the Iraq War.

We are part of a universe, and we often fail to be appreciative of our proper role/relationship in terms of the Earth, other beings, and each other.

Six of these interviewees received some sick pay from their employers and all were very appreciative of employer understanding, both in terms of time off and sick pay provision.

As the above examples suggest, the appreciative approach has shown promise in terms of what it can offer to the development of relationships within the healthcare sector and the creation of an alternate future that supports living well with dementia.

In terms of reaching a large and appreciative audience, it's almost always a study in failure.

Blessed with what jazz musicians term an infallible ear, she moved into a newly appreciative world, when she sang at the Pizza Express jazz room in Dean Street and with Humphrey Lyttelton's band.

On the basis of Appreciative Inquiry (Cooperrider & Srivastva, 1987), we offer an interview protocol termed Feedforward Interview (FFI).

The paper reveals that farmers principally participated in the regionalised agri-environmental schemes to enhance the long-term viability of their agricultural businesses by building up more cooperative and appreciative, bridging social ties with other regional stakeholders.