Sentence examples for considered appreciation from inspiring English sources
As the effort cuts against any considered appreciation of the text, suspicion grows that the material cannot function in this medium.
With the industry's global decision-makers all gathered under one roof, and no time for a considered appreciation of texts, there's inevitably hype and a triumph of hope over experience.
Apparently the fact that Flaubert used the metaphor in a letter to a woman whose good opinion he wanted has distracted Wall from a considered appreciation of its potential depth and purity.
Bizarrely, The Voice – very much a reality TV show, in my opinion – ended up winning a category that also featured Mad As Hell (surely a comedy?) and The Checkout, proving the Logies aren't really a considered appreciation of Australian television as much as a pat on the back for tired reality guff.
His desire to reach a bigger and wider audience is reflected in his thoughtful and considered appreciation of pop music.
In practice when you feel cravings, consider appreciation of what you already have, when feeling unhappy, look at compassion.
Until recently I had considered my appreciation of good-sounding music more boon than bane, but the moment my wife and I decided to move, I acquired a harsh new perspective.
September 11 was a "monstrous crime" but it needed a considered response, an appreciation of the causes and roots of terrorism, she said later in answers to questions.
By Alexandra Schwartz September 22, 2016 In "Odes," her latest collection of poems, Sharon Olds lauds things that are not often considered worthy of appreciation — stretch marks, fat, composting toilets — and reconsiders others that are.
In some six dozen poems, Olds sings in praise of things that are not often considered worthy of appreciation — tampons, stretch marks, fat, composting toilets, douche bags, menstrual blood — and reconsiders others that are.
I don't think Hammershoi would have liked the confessional times we live in now, when a desire for privacy is considered suspect and appreciation of any work of art seems to depend on how much we know about the artist's personal life.
