Sentence examples for correct appreciation of the from inspiring English sources

"It restores a correct appreciation of the role of a person receiving undesired attentions".

Wamiq Zuberi, chief editor of the Daily Business Recorder, said Washington "obviously doesn't have the correct appreciation of the environment here".

What impressed Bigelow about Laboulaye's essay was not just the "spirit of cordial sympathy with the North" but also his "singularly correct appreciation of the matter at issue".

The New Yorker, February 28 , 1983P. 104 There is an argument going on in France about the movie, "Danton," directed by the Pole Andrezej Wajda, about whether it has a correct appreciation of the French Revolution -- correct from the point of view of the present government, who believe that Robespierre was merely a servant of passion, but basically a hero.

There is an argument going on in France about the movie, "Danton," directed by the Pole Andrezej Wajda, about whether it has a correct appreciation of the French Revolution -- correct from the point of view of the present government, who believe that Robespierre was merely a servant of passion, but basically a hero.

Here Marcus is recommending, for the purpose of correct appreciation of the value of things, the reintegration of each thing into its cosmic context.

While the questionnaires provide some indication of overall parental understanding of the anatomy and the condition (ie, correct name of diagnosis or correct use of diagrams), a deeper appreciation of the complications and lifestyle implications does not emerge from this kind of assessment.

He is correct in criticising the stampede to condemn him without a full appreciation of the subtlety of his prehabilitation and rehabilitation programmes.

The common bond will be the appreciation of the importance of quality information that will enable correct decisions to be made, holding all things equal.

Individuals' conception of how they are appreciated (called self-appreciation here), How self-appreciation compares to a peer's appreciation of the individual (peer-appreciation) and, How the peer-appreciations are reciprocated.

We assume here that to understand how social ties are formed in task-related contexts, we must pay attention to: Individuals' conception of how they are appreciated (called self-appreciation here), How self-appreciation compares to a peer's appreciation of the individual (peer-appreciation) and, How the peer-appreciations are reciprocated.