Because it means that I can only appreciate the beauty of them, truly, after I've have done the calculation.
I was not brought up in the Jewish culture and I can only appreciate it from a distance, much like a flower on a rock that is far out to sea, watching a boat full of Jews sail past.
Being older now, I can only appreciate the tremendous advancement your field has made over the decades.
The second Ulan Bator is the city I could only appreciate weeks later, after days of hitching my way across the central steppe, nights camping in a storm-battered tent, and another stretch riding a half-wild horse through the mountains that border Siberia.
I can only appreciate that from Mr. Trump.
In this sense, as a European and an Italian, I can only appreciate the work of the Italian Government at Laeken in enthusiastically upholding Parma' s application to be the site of the Food Authority.
Whitney's hurricane-force "I" all but blitzes the song's meaning, which I only fully appreciated on listening to Dolly Parton's considerably more muted and melancholy self-penned original from 1973.
The fact that I rarely cook with it has taken a heavy toll on her (something I only really appreciated a few weeks ago, when a waiter at a favourite restaurant asked me how "the cheeseboard lady" was doing).
As I continued to attend class week after week, however, I found the Spaniards I came into contact with not only appreciated, but also shared, the same love of adventure I found in other study abroad students; many of them spoke of trips to other countries in Europe, the United States, and even China.
