Sentence examples for gently appreciating from inspiring English sources

A notable photo depicts Leonard at a scientific conference in Sussex, gently appreciating the scent of a long-stemmed rose.

Beijing had been allowing the yuan to gently appreciate against the dollar since July 2005.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) Those who have heard a child wail, "I can't do it!" in response to a zipper or shoelace will appreciate this gently encouraging plea to just try.

But if one did, he might appreciate Calmenson's gently humorous approach to appropriate student behavior.

This is a quiet book, gently written by someone who appreciates a simple life free of car payments and electric bills, with clean spacious homes full of home-grown food and well educated children.

Whatever the reason, gently tell them you'd appreciate if they would be quiet for a few minutes, at least until you can find and use a restroom, and do not look at them.

Let your in-laws know, albeit gently, that their concern and care is appreciated but they do not hold a decision-making role in your family life.

The gently curving structure dominating the skyline is best appreciated from a distance.

Then I waited a beat for her to tell me he'd asked for my phone number and of course I'd have to break it to him gently that I was married for 20 years but appreciated his interest.

The United States has been gently urging China to allow its currency, the renminbi, to appreciate.

Some suggested, gently, that judges might not have the intellectual curiosity to appreciate modern legal scholarship.