Sentence examples for is fully appreciated from inspiring English sources
Even now, though, I don't think the redistributionary nature of the new system is fully appreciated.
That this gam-flashing chorus's value as a ring-a-ding-ding diversion is fully appreciated is signaled by its being given plenty of stage time.
The simplest definition of humor, originally attributed to James Russell Lowell, is that it is a perception of the incongrous, and there can be no question that incongruity is fully appreciated in the Reich.
It can be tricky, but here's a five-point plan to earn the respect of your colleagues and ensure your bibitory work is fully appreciated: Get in the habit as soon as possible.
Kubrick's last film works only if its satirical, mischievous quality is fully appreciated; as an essay on the nature of sexuality it is vulgar and pretentious, but taken as a bizarre, hallucinatory black comic fable about married life, it is plausible and enjoyable, particularly given the terrific performance by Sydney Pollack as a worldly, libertine party host.
Mr Wright added: "The commitment and effort of officers and staff on the front line of this most heinous of crimes is fully appreciated by me and rightly recognised by the inspectors.
His manner suggests the burden of being fully appreciated.
Only now is its magnitude being fully appreciated.
