Sentence examples for detailed appreciation from inspiring English sources
A detailed appreciation of music notation is essential, as is having experience of a wide range of repertoire and the characteristics of standard musical instruments.
She adores Dickens's work, offering the kind of fervent and detailed appreciation that would probably serve as an aphrodisiac for any writer.
Thompson posted an elegant, detailed appreciation of Alford on an Internet message board a few days after his death, and even leaked two more songs from the upcoming project.
When you meet Nickolds, it is quickly clear that she has a rare and detailed appreciation of fashion trends and consumer behaviour, and she has long been highly regarded at John Lewis.
"The Horse Soldiers" is an important, personal film that merits a more detailed appreciation than it will receive here (as indeed it has, in the voluminous literature on Ford).
Almost from the beginning, he displays an anthropologically detailed appreciation for the offbeat and raffish, and among the book's many pleasures are vivid sketches of Harlem gamblers, burlesque strippers, an anarchist publisher, and the antic denizens of his favorite downtown bar.
It was two pages, beautifully handwritten, praising his work in films with detailed appreciations of his comic techniques, ending with, "I have always attempted to emulate you in so many ways in my work".
Harris told HuffPost that Porter combined an incredibly detailed grasp for policy with a visceral appreciation of how those details affected ordinary people.
In spite of a peculiar, hard to figure scenic design, tt rates a detailed analysis and appreciation of every scene.
A detailed dissection allows appreciation of the spatial relationships of various muscles to the knee joint and yields much information about the mechanical roles of ligaments, cartilages and muscles.
Real-time 3-dimensional echocardiography now provides rapid, detailed 3-dimensional appreciation of the origin and course of such shunts with easy facility of orienting views to the flows of interest by cropping.
