Sentence examples for approach to appreciating from inspiring English sources
The nonchalance of your commitment to preparation and homework and your dimwitted approach to appreciating the basics of what I will concede is a complicated and complex but not totally incomprehensible set of interrelationships is appalling.
This study illustrates an effective approach to appreciate the biological significance of a small effect.
The event highlighted the need for a diversity of approaches to appreciate how and why different views on DTC testing are taking shape, and why such cross-fertilization is needed for an informed and broad perspective.
From examining his shrewd move in molding public sentiment at the approach of hostilities to appreciating his close attention to the weight of each word in his inaugural addresses, we teach ourselves and his successors the hard lessons of political power and moral leadership.
The point of the double-screen approach was to appreciate just how far Sharapova had traveled on her dusty road to being a perennial French Open contender.
Taken together, the authors have attempted to make a relatively complex computational approach easier to appreciate by a screening or chemistry audience by providing easy to follow examples and practical applications.
One good approach is to appreciate the problems in your life.
This approach leads us to appreciate the reality of work in order to design systems which are adapted to human's abilities and also to the tasks to be performed.
There was no escaping the impression that the Mauresmo reign was considerably more relaxed than was his time with Lendl, whose stern countenance and raw, devilish-sense-of-humour approach Murray came to appreciate for the discipline and focus it brought to his game.
Still, some of the fundamental difficulties with the structure-mapping approach are easiest to appreciate if we focus on the early version.
Hoffman's approach allows one to appreciate the possibility of genuine moral feelings, and so of genuine moral agency, in a very small child.
