Sentence examples for could really appreciate from inspiring English sources

Clinton said she could "really appreciate" Nancy Reagan's "very effective low-key advocacy" that "penetrated the public conscience" on Aids.

It was there for a tiny, magical second, and then it was gone before I could really appreciate it — not unlike the flower it came from.

A serious Nascar fan could really appreciate the Jeff Gordon Flame Sofa, with its deeply channeled black leather seats trimmed in bright red piping.

"That computer went to someone who really understood what it meant and could really appreciate it," she said Mr. Smith's company, Freeverse, which made popular games for the iPhone and iPad, was sold to a competitor, Ngmoco, in 2010.

As I watched these birds flying around the digging machines – they nest on bare gravel, so that their eggs and chicks are camouflaged against predators – I could really appreciate the way Allsop described their behaviour.

Emily Van Agtmael, an interior designer in Maryland, who returned from a Corcoran tour of Cuba last week, said the docent whom the museum chose to explain the country's national museum, "made all the difference; with her, we could really appreciate what was in the collection".

When I think of myself from my earliest years, I recall someone who liked a reliable, orderly world that left room for the occasional good-natured scare and jokes so silly that grown-ups couldn't really appreciate them.

The problem was that half the people around me couldn't really appreciate the moment because they were too busy trying to capture it, in some crude or clumsy way.

I was young and so I couldn't really appreciate it at the time, but his recordings are really special.

They could not really appreciate what this meant by looking at the scan monitor screen or even the printed scan image.

It takes some courage to say, "I need help, and even though I don't know just how you might be able to help me right now, if you could try, I would really appreciate it".