Sentence examples for generally appreciative from inspiring English sources

How do I explain it, sometimes nudging feels like a propaganda by certain people in the Government to force" (Female, 30, high SES, overweight) The main conclusion of the interviews is that consumers are generally appreciative of nudging both as a general concept and when targeting health behaviors.

The letters were generally appreciative, full of errors, and indicated that "Star Wars" was everybody's favorite.

Though generally appreciative, several Shakespeare scholars have found Greer's approach "stridently... combative" and full of "scattergun assaults".

In her generally appreciative review of my book "On Whitman" (July 4) Helen Vendler avers: "But in the end, for Williams, the didactic trumps the aesthetic".

The desire of the Tughluq sultans for warmer relations with society as a whole was further illustrated by a generally appreciative approach to local social and religious practices.

And perhaps it works, since audiences have been generally appreciative of the effort -- as well as of the optical appeal of Amy Johnson's soigné interpretation of the title role.

Movie executives say military personnel are generally an appreciative audience, and make great buzz-builders because of their frequent travel and wide-ranging communications links.

In our study, patients were generally very appreciative of help concerning their working problems, with the lowest proportions of patients being satisfied obtained for the occupational physician.

These findings are in line with previous studies which demonstrate that students are generally highly appreciative of e-learning methods as part of a blended-learning program [ 26].

All respondents in Burundi were generally more appreciative of the health system, especially the manner in which they are received and treated at the level of the health facility, compared to their counterparts from Northern Uganda.

Although like all youth movements there were schisms, the most obvious between trad fans, marked out by their long jumpers, beards and sandals, and those of the Charlie Parker be-bop persuasion, accused by the tradders of vulgarity, Americanism and generally being insufficiently appreciative of cider.