Sentence examples for trained to appreciate from inspiring English sources

They're not being trained to appreciate it".

"Our generation has been trained to appreciate sharp industrial lines," Ms. Calmettes said.

And the concept may seem out of place in a world trained to appreciate the merits of mass consumption.

The more rigorously our vision is trained to appreciate the artificial, the more the beauty industry benefits.

"Anthropologists are trained to appreciate cultural differences, but they can't stand it within their own profession," he says.

"It captures me in multiple ways, more than a traditional work on paper or work on canvas — the kind of work I was trained to appreciate".

In other words, certain friends have the training to appreciate a good part of the idiosyncratic tapestry of film, literature and other materials you've woven together over the years — and the patience and generosity to unravel the rest.

In a small study 5 physicians who had brief training to appreciate the features of cough waveforms from an audio-visual display could differentiate between voluntary coughs from patients with asthma and chronic bronchitis[ 23].

Rather, science teachers should be trained to acknowledge and appreciate students' crafted negotiation, such as what Melody showed, and to capitalize on it.

"It would be too bad to underestimate students, or to assume that they are only capable of understanding things that mass culture has already trained them to appreciate," Mr. Pinsky said.

Prestige cable has trained viewers to appreciate the joys of slowly moving TV shows Don Draper smoking and thinking at his desk, True Detective's long shots of landscapes but even by those standards, HBO's gripping criminal justice drama comes at the viewer in a slow drip.