Sentence examples for quite appreciative from inspiring English sources

Physicians show the least appreciation, even though the mean is still "quite appreciative" (M = 3.8, SD = 0.94).

But actually, she's quite appreciative.

He loved to shock, and often found himself seeking out audiences, or even inventing them, when it started to look as if everyone who paid attention to him was really quite appreciative, and not shocked at all.

While she's quite appreciative of everything and everyone who've gotten her to this point, she also an older version of that little girl who steadfastly believed things would work out.

The participating residents were quite appreciative to receive the qualitative feedback.

The Peruvian actor Jason Day remarks that "although to this day a trip to Paris is still a trip to Paris, those who've already spent a week in China or a couple days in Singapore won't be quite as appreciative.

With this acknowledgement, he had quite a few appreciative comments to make about the comedies.

Sinclair feels that "the two men, respectful and appreciative, never quite understood each other when they met.

They seem, sometimes, vain and entitled and imperious, and at other times, quite openly grateful and appreciative for being offered a home here, in a town where it's so easy to go missing, to get run over, to be left out.

She is very polite and appreciative, initially quite shy, but with each visit our exchange became more open and interactive.

The obituaries were long and appreciative, without ever quite getting beyond the bank of fortifications that the deceased had erected before his highly enigmatic personality and the faint air of concealment that hung over nearly every aspect of his life.