"To be at the top with so many great athletes who have walked in the Olympic Games, it's a pretty amazing feeling". Phelps's relentless rhythm of excellence is in danger of robbing him, and us, of proper appreciation for what he might accomplish here.
There were sympathetic commentators – Christopher Ricks, for many years, and Peter Robinson – who gathered together intelligent, informed appreciations of work that required a certain amount of research and exegesis for its proper appreciation.
For a proper appreciation of the value of DC-based assays, a range of different bacterial and viral vaccines, live attenuated and inactivated vaccines and adjuvants should be tested.
Scotty Schulhofer, who has bristled lately when people have failed to show proper appreciation for Lemon Drop Kid, said only that he was satisfied with the No. 7 post position.
Peter Wehner, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, raised similar questions: It seems to me that some on the right, at least in their rhetoric, don't have a proper appreciation for prudence.
Well, not everybody else — just those who show the proper appreciation and gratitude for his sacrifice.
There are normative questions, for example, such as "what counts as proper appreciation of a work of art?" that science cannot answer.
The Conservative MP Crispin Blunt, who chairs the committee, said there was "no proper appreciation of what was going to happen in the event of regime change, no proper understanding of Libya and no proper plan for the consequences".
A proper appreciation of goofiness can only follow comprehension.
I think that when you take a finance course in a university, you may not get a proper appreciation of how one, in a career in finance, develops a reputation for integrity.
