Sentence examples for only be appreciated from inspiring English sources

The work is so abstract it can only be appreciated in person.

"I was doing work that could only be appreciated by an art élite".

Some of Australia's wildest terrain can only be appreciated fully on foot.

There's a majesty to the heavens that can only be appreciated far from streetlights.

"What is important in performance would probably only be appreciated by an extremely small segment of the ski population".

With variation in the nose weight, a significant increase in bending moment and torsion can only be appreciated in the cantilever stages of launching.

Instead of tying up money in a home investment that may only be appreciating at a modest clip, putting the saved money in a high-yield fund instead can pay off better in a volatile housing market.

Topology optimization can modify existing designs, incorporate explicit features into a design, and generate completely new designs; however, this has mostly only been appreciated by structural designers and engineers, and not by the wider field of product design.

Although liposomes have the potential to encapsulate gene-based drugs and prevent inactivation by nucleases, but methods used to encapsulate plasmid DNA efficiently are not well defined, small liposomes or lipidic DNA particles have only been appreciated.

It has only been appreciated in the last decades, however, that certain chronic autoimmune inflammatory diseases, such as RA and systemic lupus erythematosis, increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD), particularly atherosclerosis and congestive heart failure (CHF) [ 1- 5].

But the significance of the finds can only truly be appreciated if you know your Home erectus and Homo habilis from your Australopithecus afarensis.