Sentence examples for appreciative though from inspiring English sources

And, in the middle, Ms. Jean, appreciative though stressed, does not want to take sides.

Appreciative though, and close friend flautist Neil McLaren had come for the weekend to cheer me on.

In the locker room after, Young looked buoyant and appreciative, though he added: "I didn't need a Super Bowl to validate anything.

I remember a "Carmen" at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx starring Denyce Graves that drew about 3,000 people, an appreciative though sadly small audience.

The Times' man was more appreciative though, saying the scene would "please the MTV viewers who have just voted Hiddleston the sexiest man in the world".

The players were a respectful, attentive audience, and a reasonably appreciative one, though there was some confusion about how long to applaud, and the actors' curtain call concluded in silence.

Though generally appreciative, several Shakespeare scholars have found Greer's approach "stridently... combative" and full of "scattergun assaults".

Harrison, though appreciative, was most uncomfortable with the ethical appearance; a month later he wrote Wanamaker a $10,000 personal check for reimbursement to the various donors of the gift.

"I think some of the [Sea Kings players] asked her to come back and play". Though appreciative of her time working with the boys' team, the Wake Forest-bound Luke said she missed her girls' teammates, as well as the competitive challenge of high school soccer.

The better-dressed one, Edwin Campbell, a doctor turned businessman, lingers enthralled before the Kandinsky, while the other, William Sanger, an architect and sometime painter, though appreciative of Kandinsky's painterly technique, moves on to the adjoining work, a non-abstract watercolor, "The Political Meeting," by the Irish Jack Butler Yeats.

Personally, though, I was most appreciative of his front-line insights into the way medicine operates at the end of life.