Sentence examples for topic appreciation from inspiring English sources

To keep things lively, each girl is assigned a topic: appreciation of teachers, of the school, of the faculty.

Qualitative analysis involved the systematic examination and organization of data to identify themes related to each interview topic (appreciation, perceived usage barriers and improvements).

Before moving on to the next interview topic, Benanti reiterated appreciation for her fans.

In light of National Teacher Appreciation Week this week, The Huffington Post, in collaboration with YouGov, conducted a nationally representative poll on the topic of teacher appreciation.

Puddicombe has renamed the topics in English: Appreciation, Change, Cause and Effect.

This young impressionable student had been exposed to an array of credible, reasoned views on a very fraught topic and developed an appreciation for the diversity of perspectives within the Islamic tradition.

Cooperation among learners is extremely beneficial to all parties involved in an educational encounter (Pinet 1995) and it was gratifying to observe that learning and appreciation for the topic or discipline under study can truly be enhanced by letting students become more responsible for their own learning (Borsari 1999).

Many of you have expressed appreciation for this topic of spiritual sex and I'll share one quote from an email: "So rare do you hear people talking about the *truth* of sex, the beautiful, deeper, connections that can be made that go so beyond physical contact...".

We want to demonstrate in this article that a GIS database should not simply present a logical view of spatial data, but should also represent a derived higher-level of knowledge that corresponds to the community's (the user's) appreciation of a topic, which in this case is energy demand and renewable energy production potentials.

But, as my study of viticulture progressed, my attention gravitated toward technical research topics and away from hedonic appreciation.

Similarly, at the University of Glasgow, "it was apparent that most students were very unfamiliar with ethical appreciation of scientific topics.