Sentence examples for through appreciation of from inspiring English sources

Another way he found peace was through appreciation of the beach 200 feet from his home.

We conclude that the gardens at the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital provide emotional respite to visitors, through appreciation of the views, being able to have time out, being in nature, restorative experiences, and access to outdoor air.

When will Western media view the challenges in this part of the world not through the "exceptionalism of Muslims," but through an appreciation of the global human condition?

The attitude Mr. DeSare brings to Mercer, although worshipful, is filtered through his appreciation of rock 'n' roll, a style he said Mercer abhorred.

The lyrical little book she has written in the aftermath is a window into the world of "the longest-lived organisms on Earth," a way of transcending pain through an appreciation of what's right in front of you.

His Christology opposed that of the Alexandrians and curbed speculation at large through his appreciation of the human nature in Christ and his interest in the literal sense of Scripture.

"Beijing can see that, and thus they are now allowing income growth of 15 to 20 percent a year to shift a bigger part of G.D.P. into the hands of households and also increasing the buying power of the consumer through the appreciation" of the renminbi, Mr. Gill said.

Understanding of both practical and theoretical situations is enhanced through the appreciation of multiple approaches for dealing with competing demands.

Young and Warner knew each other previously, and according to Warner, had been drawn to bluegrass and American roots music through an appreciation of George Jones and Merle Haggard.

What I'm writing about today is cultivating our appreciation for spirit, the sublime energy within us all, through the appreciation of this same spirit in the most ordinary of objects.

Data on QoL would shed light on public decisions through better appreciation of the social and economic impact of extremely preterm birth.