Sentence examples for rich appreciation from inspiring English sources

He has nothing new to say about the scandal, but he does have a certain zest for Teapot's sordid comedy and a rich appreciation of the characters involved.

She was sharp enough to understand his genius, even dedicating the second edition of Jane Eyre to him because of her rich appreciation for Vanity Fair.

At the same time, his understanding of human psychopathology gave him a rich appreciation of the creative possibilities inherent in mental suffering, and the powerful potential for self-healing to be found in artistic and intellectual creativity.

An evolutionary may be future-oriented, but this perspective is also about a rich appreciation of the past, of those pioneers whose shoulders we stand on, and whose work we humbly try to take forward in our own time.

First and foremost, we need a richer appreciation of the totalising impact of the Atlantic slave trade.

No one has a richer appreciation of the way the big wheel keeps on turning than a postmodernist, but some of the writers may have wondered, while the glasses were being refilled, what it had all been about.

"TV shows such as MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off have given us a richer appreciation of good food made with high-quality ingredients that doesn't have to be prepared in swanky London restaurants".

His objective was to develop a richer appreciation of the similarities between Buddhism and Christianity, in particular, to communicate the Christian message in a manner that the Sri Lankan culture understood, and to construct a theology that is focused towards the Buddhist cultural environment.

Project completers tended to report greater stress than noncompleters, but stated that doing projects reduced stress and caused them to develop a richer appreciation for anatomy and medicine.

Listening to it again with that passage in mind gave me a rich new appreciation.

I had known Lewis a little before that, and like millions of others, had much admired his Lives of a Cell and The Medusa and the Snail and his other books that, thanks to his generous and observant eye, brought science to philosophy with a rich, joyous appreciation of the world.