Sentence examples for tangible appreciation from inspiring English sources
Congratulate yourself, not just because you honoured your civic duty and displayed tangible appreciation for the privilege of living in a democratic society, but congratulate yourself for allowing your interminable optimism to take center stage.
The music industry is among those who have showed tangible appreciation for Jimenez's brand of Tex-Mex music: He won the first of his two Grammy Awards for Best Mexican-American Performance in 1986 for his "Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio" album.
Curator of the exhibition, Harriet Shapiro, hopes that "visitors will come away from the exhibition with a more tangible appreciation of Wharton's deep connection to the nineteenth century world of New York City, which served as the inspiration for her greatest fiction from The House of Mirth and The Age of Innocence.
The mutual respect was tangible, the appreciation earnest.
There is something delightfully surprising and touching about receiving a tangible sign of appreciation that required time, thought and care.
Becoming a Parent Supporter also represented a tangible expression of appreciation for support they had received and was a way of "giving back" to the organisation: To give back to Sands for all the support they gave us after the loss of our babies.
Like Dan and Larry, we plan to play at sidewalk venues in Midtown this summer before heading off to college but, unlike them, will gratefully accept tangible forms of music appreciation.
As we spend more and more time online, as our virtual interactions increase, so too does our appreciation for tangible, real-world experiences — especially those that arrive via the mailbox.
Millennials are more concerned with managers and companies showing their appreciation in tangible ways that respect work-life balance.
They explained how a range of practices, from a word of appreciation to tangible rewards expresses the appreciation of the HMT for their work.
But in spite of surges in public appreciation for art, tangible economic support for creativity -- particularly the most innovative forms -- is still on the back burner.
