Sentence examples for explicitly appreciating from inspiring English sources
However, some themes were unexpected, including students explicitly appreciating the method of teaching that focused on experiential student learning through faculty mentoring.
Nowhere are they explicitly "appreciated", for example.
When asked to mention those teachers who made them really like coming to school and how teachers influenced their participation in education, in both write-ups and spider diagrams, pupils explicitly appreciated their teachers for nurturing positive attitudes towards group relations, particularly through school values.
As much as it is exasperating, probably mutually, to encounter yet again people who deny that I can be a real American, implicitly if not explicitly, I also appreciate the ambiguity of identity.
Without naming China explicitly, a senior Treasury official warned that the economy was worse off "when large economies with undervalued exchange rates act to keep their currencies from appreciating".
Some will ask for the questions explicitly, but those who don't will often appreciate the chance to prepare.
That is why I appreciate the work of artists who aim explicitly to a local audience knowing that this universality, even in the world's revered pieces, may not evidence itself.
If you're not sure whether or not you'll be appreciated, then ask about it, but don't explicitly ask to be invited (unless you're sure it's ok).
Though not explicitly mentioned in the firm's press release, Blankfein alluded to the situation, saying the company appreciates the support of its clients and shareholders, and the dedication and commitment of its employees.
Spreadsheets appreciated.
