Sentence examples for finally be appreciated from inspiring English sources

Now, at last, the first trial for more than 40 years has confirmed this, and there is hope that LSD's potential can finally be appreciated.

Now, for the first time, this little-known side of Twain's life, plumbed occasionally by scholars, can finally be appreciated by his fans.

If Bosh is the key to the Heat winning the Finals, and he could be if the James/Durant and Wade/Westbrook matchups cancel each other out, then perhaps he'll finally be appreciated.

He is just so happy to finally be appreciated once again.

That is overstating the case just a little, but it is nice to know the painting is finally being appreciated.

"African talent and culture is finally being appreciated all over the world and it's about time," she says.

Ashley Cole believes he is finally being appreciated by fans after being voted England's player of the year for 2010 by supporters.

In his biography of Highsmith, Beautiful Shadow, Andrew Wilson partly credits Minghella's film – which Hosseini's resembles in centring on American travellers in Europe – for the fact that, since its release in 1999, "the power of her work is finally being appreciated".

Its anabolic effects, known by a select few over 70 years ago, are finally being appreciated.

Ellington's harmonic lessons were finally beginning to be appreciated as arrangers forged beyond simple triadic and dominant harmonies into the various types of 9th, 11th, and 13th chords, all manner of substitute harmonizations, and wide-ranging modulations.

Yet this is happening just as the benefits of vocational education are finally beginning to be appreciated again, in the wake of the government's pledge to create 3 million new apprenticeships.