Sentence examples for larger gratitude from inspiring English sources

The pain they are feeling also contains pride in this splendid junior-college Yankee nine—"Yanks for the Memories" was the New York Post headline and a larger gratitude for the elegant distractions of baseball in these very hard times.

But many Afghans, whether in battle-scarred government buildings or heavily mined farm lands -- believe America ought to be paying a larger debt of gratitude.

He added that "Citi owes a large debt of gratitude to American taxpayers".

Finally, most corporate leaders recognise that they owe a large debt of gratitude to central bankers for the relative tranquillity of recent years.

Coming across this quote a few hours later -- "Piglet noticed that even though he had a Very Small Heart, it could hold a rather large amount of Gratitude," AA Milne, Winnie the Pooh -- I realized that breathing the sun on this cold November day had sprinkled some magic in the air and that today had in fact been filled with thankfulness.

During a video tribute played during the announcement in Las Vegas, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Sir Roger Moore noted the accomplishment shared by Kiwanis International and UNICEF, acknowledging "a large debt of gratitude to Kiwanis".

Although the rate of IP in Moldova appears low and motivated in large part by gratitude or customs, policy makers should still be worried about the one-third of payments in hospitals that are not gifts, and the fact that financial access is still a problem for the very poor.

The case could be made, of course, that Dean had a larger reason to feel gratitude toward Gore, whose ponderous performance in the 2000 election had kindled a restiveness within the Democratic Party which he had astutely exploited.

And as much as I heard dismissive general references to the "state-run media," I also encountered a large amount of personal gratitude for simply expressing an interest.

Though City Opera has been especially valued for its commitment to 20th-century American works, in the last 10 years it has won gratitude and large audiences for fresh productions of Baroque works, especially Handel's.

Polls showed him within striking distance of a first-round victory until the last week of the campaign, and indicated that a large majority had expressed gratitude for his successes in defeating two terrorist insurgencies, ending years of hyperinflation and making peace with Ecuador, a longtime enemy.