The show's inclusion of fabric and decorative art marks an insurgent appreciation, taking hold in the sixties, of formerly patronized modes of "women's work".
Several displays take art appreciation beyond the visual.
If this situation, and his reputation, is to be mended, it will take an appreciation from him that struggle, frailty and weakness belong just as much to the management challenge as power, talent and soaring self-belief.
For one, we may take aesthetic appreciation to be at least partially consistent across kinds of environments, whether built or otherwise.
(As noted in Section 2.7 below, he does take the appreciation of the sublime to involve a kind of displeasure, but this seems to be a different kind from the displeasure that might be involved in judging something to be ugly).
With the prices that are available now in most markets, taking out those coastal unaffordable markets, you can make a good return on rental properties, and maybe in a few years, you take the appreciation.
Many kindergartners in his community, he said, have taken music appreciation classes or participated in adult-led sports teams or yoga.
Servers do precisely what they must: convey excitement about the risks the restaurant takes and appreciation that diners are open to an adventure that, no question about it, isn't right for everyone or every mood.
This is not just a trivial matter of linguistics; it signals a shift from the old Orientalist way of presenting the Qur'an in English to a new inclusive way that takes Muslims' appreciation of their sacred text into account.
If the men were inspired by the women against Honduras on Tuesday, however, they seemed to be taking their appreciation to method-acting extremes, looking much morelike the tentative women's team that began the World Cup rather than the emphatic version that finished it.
