Sentence examples for both appreciation from inspiring English sources

Certainly clapping has been used since biblical times to show both appreciation and disdain.

Unsurprisingly, their new anthology has been met with both appreciation and anger.

One could claim that the primary commodity booms are confounding the effect of exchange rate variations since it might be causing both appreciation and GDP growth.

2. Both appreciation and recognition are important in the workplace.

Indeed, Paffendorf's tactics have spurred both appreciation and slaps in the face from locals and the city-at-large.

In today's America, we need both appreciation and emotional healing, fueled by positive attitudes and an absolute, positive and passionate belief that, together, we will succeed.

The notion of food expressing terroir signals both an appreciation of the importance of great, distinctive ingredients and an understanding that food and wine can best be understood as one and the same.

I came away from "Willpower" with a new appreciation both for what we can accomplish through our efforts -- and what we cannot.

Writing about the late 19th century muckrakers, Goodwin gained an appreciation both for their methods -- they might take two years investigating an oil company -- and the patience of reform-minded readers of those times.

Nomura has calculated an Exchange-Market Pressure Index, which weighs both currency appreciation and reserve accumulation.

I have both an appreciation of the wisdom of ancient cultures and a modern skeptical mind (Benjamin Anastas, July 1).