Sentence examples for far from appreciating from inspiring English sources

I first saw it when I was 10, and far from appreciating it as one of the great feminist films of all time, I was so excited to be watching a movie that had the word "dirty" in the title that I spent the whole film waiting for it to finish so I could call my friend Lauren and brag.

As I stated in various calls to the audience, far from appreciating how passionate the students were about their studies, District and Board personnel were scared of the community and its energetic response.

It's almost as if he's trying too hard because he's now the center of our attention, and it was clear by the audience's reaction, which got more and more muted over the course of the evening, that his jokes were far from appreciated.

Cyril Connolly, in The Modern Movement (1965), followed Greene by referring to Ford's "war trilogy" (though, far from newly appreciating it as such, he patronisingly dismissed the whole book); but most subsequent editors have chosen to view it as a quartet rather than trilogy.

Romário's candor — not surprisingly — is far from universally appreciated.

The convergence of the digital and the physical in the industrial world is a profound transformation that is far from fully appreciated.

However, FEMEN's action on behalf of Muslim women was far from universally appreciated.

Although the role of viral species in human diseases is far from fully appreciated, inter-kingdom interactions between bacteria, viruses, and eukaryotes in the intestine have been shown to influence virulence of the organisms and pathogenesis [59].

This year, Dan Berg, author of "Long Island Shore Dives," updated his 96-page book devoted to the idea that people don't have to venture far from shore to appreciate the marine abundance.

Do we just mean it's far from London? "I appreciate the location is rural but we would never write about distance being no object if the venue in question was in London, even though an awful lot of our readers would have to travel an enormous way to get to it, particularly those who live in Cumbria".

Khashoggi, a teller of hard truths ― like the fact that President Donald Trump's fondness for the Saudis is far from guaranteed ― appreciated what the cost of demeaning citizens could eventually be for the country he loved and always called home.