Sentence examples for evident gratitude from inspiring English sources

Mr Netanyahu, anticipating pressures from his own hardliners, endorsed that description with evident gratitude.

Having given individual red roses from her first bouquet to Mr. Corella, to Marcelo Gomes (who had danced Rothbart, and had partnered her earlier in the season in "Giselle") and to other colleagues, she then merrily tossed the remainder of the bouquet, with evident gratitude, to American Ballet Theater's orchestral players.

Another thing was evident, too: the gratitude that the 20-year-old Zaha has shown these past two weeks to Palace.

Thomas's gratitude is evident in several pictures, one of which shows him in shirt sleeves with his arm around Luttig's shoulder.

For Selye in 1956, the personal benefits of following a natural code of life were self-evident: a philosophy of gratitude based on 'fundamental biological laws' (Selye, 1956: 301) would ensure a reduction in stress-related mental and physical disease and increased happiness and success.

He refuses to be limited by artistic precepts and approaches his work with a joy and gratitude that is evident in every work.

But the gratitude of visitors is evident in an open notebook kept in the closet.

The greatest and most essential virtue is thanklessness, the ability to keep serving even when there are no evident rewards — no fame, no admiration, no gratitude.

Tiger Woods' gratitude for his upbringing was evident in his victory speech, when he tearfully declared: "This one is for you, Pops,".

There is no evident legal constitutional basis for this distinction -- between obligation and gratitude, since Roberts admits that gratitude creates influence, an ordinary English synonym for obligation.

It is evident that he felt genuine love -- and in the last years gratitude -- though differently tempered from his protégé's neediness.