Sentence examples for have a different appreciation from inspiring English sources

Trump's daughter Ivanka seemed to have a different appreciation for the historic landmark.

Jokes aside, cripples have a different appreciation for the world; we can offer you a different perspective than all those wannabe frat/sorority girls or "young professionals" (can we review this term please -- it's business speak for douche, right?) ever could.

But I think they have a different education, or let's say, a different appreciation for it.

So I think they have a totally different appreciation for women and their bodies.

You have a completely different appreciation of food, haute cuisine or otherwise, once you've been in a kitchen like this: the effort, the artistry, the preparation that goes into the delicate, complex flavours.

An ethics committee with roots solely in the clinical world may have a very different appreciation than an ethics committee which has more expertise in public health matters.

-- "a place," she said, "that just has a different level of appreciation for the arts".

Having joined Citigroup as chairman of the executive committee, Mr. Rubin now has a somewhat different appreciation of Mr. Weill, a chairman known for his headstrong ways.

From the moment we began writing the book I thought I knew who my dad was, but when we finished reading each other's manuscripts I had a completely different appreciation for this man.

It can have tropical beauty and paradise and also a different appreciation.

Because the treatment (an operation) was an intervention rooted in medical science, differences in appreciation might also be attributed to a different appreciation of these sciences.