Sentence examples for large appreciative from inspiring English sources

"But it seemed that the scholars, either Oxfordian or Stratfordian, have been by and large appreciative of the respect afforded their candidates".

Some members of the large, appreciative crowd that followed the Asphalt players as they moved through the plaza swayed to the irresistible beats in the lively arrangement of Thomas Mapfumo's "Ngoma Yekwedu," by Alex Hamlin, the band's soprano saxophonist.

The concert, part of a brief tour that will also see the orchestra performing at the United Nations on Friday and at the Kennedy Center in Washington on Sunday, was presented free and drew a large, appreciative audience dominated by Korean-Americans.

But the teenage junior showed plenty of promise and looked far from over-awed in front of a large appreciative crowd in London and playing the biggest match of his career.

The chance to hear Mr. Thibaudet in such an off-beat space drew a large and appreciative audience.

In terms of reaching a large and appreciative audience, it's almost always a study in failure.

Every season, amateurs from across the Arab world recite their own verse in front of a large and appreciative studio audience in Abu Dhabi.

A large, warmly appreciative audience was present, including Maxwell's wife, Emily; members of Barnard Malamud's family; and the writers Charles Baxter, Nicholas Delbanco, Alan Cheuse, Maxine Clair, Michael Collier, Patricia Browning Griffith, Howard Norman, Susan Richards Shreve, William Warner, and Mary Helen Washington.

A large, warmly appreciative audience was present, including Maxwell's wife, Emily; members of Barnard Malamud's family; and the writers Charles Baxter, Nicholas Delbanco, Alan Cheuse, Maxine Clair, Michael Collier, Patricia Browning Griffith, Howard Norman, Susan Richards Shreve.

Always well turned out and ineffably polite and punctual, he had a large and appreciative audience, and one woman was so impressed she named her son after him.

Travis Delaney deserves a large and appreciative following among young readers who are sceptical about the unfettered derring-do of adolescent superheroes.