Sentence examples for considerable appreciation of from inspiring English sources

The more wary among our swing voters chose words such as "cunning" and "skillful", but overall there was considerable appreciation of the plucky upstart.

Its new strength in key regions, particularly in California, has given it "pricing power" in the opinion of several analysts, who recommend buying Tenet stock despite the already considerable appreciation of its shares.

I've never concealed my considerable appreciation for the man.

Informants demonstrated considerable appreciation for research, and its value in policy formulation.

Even at Tom Ford's show for Gucci, where sleek, overt masculinity is generally given considerable appreciation, the look also tended toward a kind of sexlessness.

His poems, on both contemporary politics and religious subjects, are distinguished by considerable charm and appreciation of natural beauty.

There is plenty of contempt for foreigners, and a villain who is cartoonish in his callousness and superiority, yet there is also considerable knowledge and appreciation of the ways Japan forces the foreigner toward self-reflection, a heightened sensitivity to gesture and an earnestness unencumbered by irony.

Also, there is an emerging appreciation of considerable functional divergence of both MMPs and their regulators, particularly the tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinase (TIMPs).

There's a pleasing equality to his and Pryor's onscreen relationship, which represented a considerable advance in Hollywood's appreciation of African American talent.

I provide a critical appreciation of the considerable legacies of Ostrom and Hardin to the literature on the commons.

A considerable heterogeneity in the use and appreciation of predictive tests was observed.