Sentence examples for evident appreciation from inspiring English sources
"Next year, two-thirds of them will want to get in," he said, with an evident appreciation of the poetic justice.
With evident appreciation, not to mention fondness, she acknowledges that Francis "was a very big part of my life for a couple of years".
When Parks Department officers caught up with Mr. Redman, they admired the quality of his work and his evident appreciation of nature, noting that his dwellings were built without injuring any trees.
In addition to the illustrations already provided, Lurie et al. (2008) observe, without evident appreciation of the irony, that health care organizations in the United States often insist that a 'business case' needs to be made for interventions to reduce health disparities, based on their anticipated return on investment.
The development and implementation of these systems has required much communication and collaboration, and it is evident that appreciation for and commitment to collective surveillance resources among care providers and policy-makers are imperative for successful implementation.
The pattern of price appreciation was also evident in the Case Shiller Weiss survey.
A common appreciation is also evident for the challenges associated with planning, obtaining necessary resources and establishing the desired functional biosurveillance capability.
"I'm enormously proud of the appreciation that has been evident from all the reaction to the news," the Netherlands' most famous footballer wrote in his weekly newspaper column on Monday.
In summary, on the basis of the results for different group sizes, it is evident that the most egalitarian peer-appreciations patterns are always obtained for low competitiveness independent of group size.
And nature most surely inspired the appreciation of accident -- especially evident in Japanese ceramics -- that is among the most original aspects of Japanese culture.
Consumer appreciation for greater personalization is evident in our current lifestyles.
