Sentence examples similar to refine appreciation from inspiring English sources
Pevear and Volokhonsky may have refined our appreciation of Tolstoy, but we would have Tolstoy, with or without them.
Or maybe whether you're making that exclamation depends on how highly refined your appreciation of irony is.
According to Carneades' theory, the improvement of which our powers of perception are capable is not a matter of approaching the condition of perfect discrimination of self-evident impressions ever more closely; it consists instead in refining one's appreciation for the complicated relations between impressions in virtue of which they add to or detract from each other's value as evidence.
Careful and considered craftsmanship is obviously one of Mivasagar's guiding principals, not to mention an appreciation for refined and elegant quality - the show was 100% silk.
Authors' response: We thank the reviewer for his appreciation of our hypothesis and his constructive criticism that has helped us refine the manuscript.
We argue that the M&E of transition can help us obtain a deeper appreciation of how transition unfolds, as well as of the evidence necessary to refine our understanding of how transitions should be planned and managed.
This is where the most recent advances in natural language computing also have an appreciation for human 'intent' so that queries can be automatically narrowed and refined before they are delivered.
If he gets it right, we'll see a delicate appreciation for scale and proportion - learned at Jefferson's "Academical Village" and refined in Vicenza and Venice - with designs filtered through a modernist's spare and reductive lens.
