Sentence examples for mixed appreciation from inspiring English sources

When asked how he felt about them, he gave an answer that mixed appreciation with disdain.

This dichotomy explains the mixed appreciations of Alexander in the play, for he is often praised for his valour but also criticized especially by his love interest, Cléofile for his lust for personal glory.

"On serious issues Charles needs to show a new attitude of openness and accountability, mixed with an appreciation of realpolitik.

It's an appreciation mixed with caution though – he says he no longer accepts apparently free gifts.

The initial effects were mixed, with sharp appreciations of the dollar and pound causing problems for the two countries' exporters and exacerbating the recession of the early 1980s.But the result was that institutions, such as insurance companies and pension funds, could move money across borders.

Mr. Anreus has a definite appreciation for mixed media works, particularly collages like the Surrealistic images of papier-colle by Cynthia Dorsey Brown.

So when 19,000 or so fans rose and applauded after the Knicks' 114-103 victoverover the Washington Wizards at Madison Square Garden, the feelings of appreciation were mixed with feelings of relief.

"Our house view is that the renminbi is likely to appreciate by about 5 percent against the U.S. dollar by 2012, but against other Asian currencies it's actually a mixed bag, and the appreciation may not be as strong," she said.

The writers of The Simpsons had a vast amount of knowledge and appreciation for mixed martial arts and included multiple references and themes of the sport throughout the episode.

An appreciation of a mixed and occasionally challenging repertoire helps, too.

It seems that long before reality TV binges and bodice-rippers, women were indulging in entertainment that mixed straightforward pleasure with the appreciation of unintentional camp.