Sentence examples for quickly appreciated from inspiring English sources
Other players quickly appreciated the boldness of the plan.
Moshoeshoe quickly appreciated the utility of firearms and horses in the new warfare and of missionaries as diplomatic intermediaries.
Shortly after Amine Laalou of Morocco walked out of Pennsylvania Station on Saturday and had his first glimpse of New York City, he quickly appreciated its visual allure.
Moments later, as a light drizzle let up, a rainbow appeared above Paisley Park, a moment quickly appreciated by the many gathered.
The advantages of synthetic dyes over natural colorants—such as brightness, stability, colour range, and lower cost were quickly appreciated, but the recognition of some potentially hazardous effects was slower.
As Beglin lay on the floor taut with agony, players from both sides pursued the referee in a panic, while in commentary Barry Davies quickly appreciated the gravity of the situation, his delivery racked with urgency.
One thing you quickly appreciate about Susan Miller, America's most popular astrologer, is how relentlessly upbeat she sounds, even (and perhaps especially) when delivering earth-shattering news.
Still, sufficient background is provided to let us quickly appreciate that Mr. Mugabe is a very dangerous case for any psychiatrist to treat, which makes Dr. Peric's attempt to do so appear both noble and foolish.
Attentive parents with a command of English quickly appreciate that they will have to be educated as to the myriad choices their children have about college types, academic majors and financial support.
When a visiting Korean architectural theorist is hospitalized, his grown son, Jin (John Cho), comes to town; Casey, a fan of the ailing man's work, befriends Jin, a translator who quickly appreciates her agile mind while lamenting her narrow prospects.
Typical buyers in Surrey might sell their London apartments to raise a family in a country setting, but Mr. Cleland of Knight Frank said a certain percentage of potential Surrey buyers these days were instead holding on to their quickly appreciating London properties.
