Sentence examples for turn appreciation from inspiring English sources

Sue Halpern ("The Wildlife Next Door," Op-Ed, June 14) has it right: By getting people to accept the nature we find around us -- the everyday ant, the familiar butterfly -- as the same "nature" we are told we should protect and revere, we can turn appreciation into action.

You'd be better off if your blue chips paid out nothing, allowing their profits to turn into appreciation in common share prices.

Despite this, the obvious excitement involved threatens to turn quiet appreciation into an extreme sport.

Because knowledge translation was a stated key objective of the research, the researchers had developed direct and ongoing engagement with government policymakers, who in turn expressed appreciation of the research results and saw them as important contributions to knowledge gaps.

My initial skepticism (a British surfing magazine?) turned into appreciation for all the waves I caught in the August/September issue.

Anticipation quickly turned to appreciation, however, both for Denman's courage and the potential of Diamond Harry, who was cantering alongside the favourite from four fences out and ran on well to beat Burton Port with Denman third.

First, it involves a participative process that turns our appreciation toward the good and the life-giving.

"You just have to learn to handle that situation and understand that we all go through it sooner or later," Cal Ripken said, referring to how grand achievement can turn into grudging appreciation, or worse.

Identifying the biological determinants governing the constraint between the transmission/virulence trade-off in turn requires an appreciation of the host-pathogen system in question.

Here the Hunter S Thompson of art appreciation turns his tricks in Naples.

When we told them, the wife, in a manner that would have made Queen Victoria solemnly nod in appreciation, turned to her husband and said, "All that effort.