"generous appreciation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an expression of gratitude or admiration that is especially heartfelt or abundant. Example: The CEO of the company showed her generous appreciation for her employees by personally thanking each one during the annual company party.
Every evening, the questions have been sprinkled with generous appreciation.
"Pride" has an easy flow and a generous appreciation of vivid temperament and talent of any kind.
For, while they laid the foundation for the painterly revolution of the Impressionists, the Barbizon painters always retained the generous appreciation of natural beauty and emotional involvement with their subject that everywhere distinguish the Romantic temperament.
From the Kinks themselves, and their generous appreciation of Lola, to the staged skull-on-a-stick schtick of Marilyn Manson; whether you want a minor stiletto-tickling or a full-on thrashing, let's have a peek.
"Your letter gave me very great pleasure," she began her reply: Besides its generous appreciation of what the book is about, this is actually the first letter about it from an ordinary reader — meaning of course one who had no professional or personal reason to read the book.
"Your letter gave me very great pleasure," she began her reply: Besides its generous appreciation of what the book is about, this is actually the first letter about it from an ordinary reader meaning of course one who had no professional or personal reason to read the book.
Guy was generous in her appreciation of the many conductors with whom she worked.
The audience is of course more British and English speaking, who know the plays, particularly Henry V, and are therefore more judicious, though generous in their appreciation.
Manning is generous in showing his appreciation for the protection he gets from his linemen.
Be generous with praise and appreciation.
"I send you all my thanks and appreciation of your generous friendship over half a lifetime".
