Sentence examples for some appreciation of from inspiring English sources

During the 18th century, the new landowning class gradually developed some appreciation of the visual arts.

Since then, however, two big things have happened: relatively high inflation in China, and some appreciation of the renminbi against the dollar.

If they are going to survive, it may be crucial for us to have some understanding, and some appreciation, of the minds behind them.

There is no requirement for some appreciation of the accountability that is going to be required in corporate reporting in the future".

One of the big goals, the committee said in a 282-page report, is "to ensure that by the end of 12th grade, all students have some appreciation of the beauty and wonder of science".

More numerous are the people who have at least some appreciation of G. K. Chesterton's observation that "with any recovery from morbidity there must go a certain healthy humiliation".

But we need some appreciation for the kind of miracle we accomplish that doesn't happen in other countries -- it's all due to our system of education.

They then use these apps, having some appreciation for the value of the creations that they may have spent some money to acquire.

Some time later, there was some final appreciation of the singer by two 16-year-old street service congregants.

Even the 'cost of living' argument – for which read 'Those Tory toffs haven't got a clue what your life's like' – relies on the electorate accepting that Labour has some better appreciation of those realities".

If their education really does give them some rational appreciation of the principles underlying the laws of Magnesia, we should expect that they can, to a significant degree, be free from detailed regulation and supervision by others.