Sentence examples for fine appreciation from inspiring English sources

Say this for Matthews: He has a fine appreciation of blarney.

And a woman with a fine appreciation for the power of a good frock.

He is a patron of the arts, with a fine appreciation for modern painting, sculpture and architecture.

His son has inherited his father's taste for the public stage, as well as a fine appreciation of English prose.

It demonstrates a fine appreciation of the necessary labors of an amiable candyman (John Goodman), who shows up with dope and drink whenever Whip needs him.

The film's Elvis is a funny fellow, played by David Keith with a flair for mimickry and a fine appreciation for patented Presley mannerisms.

He says it has given him a finer appreciation of the deprivations that compelled him and so many others to leave Mexico, and allowed him and his brothers the opportunity to make the money that he now wants to invest in Serdán.

The problems in Mr. Ratmansky's "24 Preludes" are so obvious — the overall structure is diffuse, the distinguished cast overacts — that it's easy to overlook that Mr. Ratmansky shows the finest appreciation of the company's stylistic tradition of any choreographer this century.

For the aficionados, we hope the Festival will create paths of deeper learning and finer appreciation through the workshops and masterclasses," Ms Wai adds.

A finer appreciation of the world inevitably brings greater self-knowledge.

I have a finer appreciation of sadness, loss, and compassion for others that one cannot understand unless it happens to you.