Sentence examples for understandable appreciation from inspiring English sources
Doing nothing shows an understandable appreciation for how easily social cohesion can be strained by large-scale developments.
You either like the sound of a novel about a cow wanting to escape to India (because cows are sacred there), with a pig who wants to go to Israel and changes his name to Shalom as part of his understandable appreciation of all things kosher – or you don't.
And she never questioned her right to satisfy this need, even if she had occasionally to beg her loved ones "not to 'reproach me for my Newton.' " Today's women will find much that is familiar in Du Châtelet's multitasking lifestyle, which Zinsser, who teaches history at Miami University in Ohio and is an expert in women's history, describes with understandable and infectious appreciation.
The Italian striker headed straight for the tunnel on the final whistle as his manager ordered his players to salute Liverpool's suffering travelling support, his disappointment understandable but his lack of appreciation poor.
He suggests that art evolved as a byproduct of other human skills and needs, including conspicuous consumption, and that aesthetic pleasure originates in our practical appreciation of "cues to understandable, safe, productive, nutritious or fertile things in the world".
The real Marshmello then tweeted a screenshot of the post, expressing some understandable annoyance toward the club and appreciation to Rasif for her testimony about the situation.
The results will be reported so that they are understandable by nonspecialists and this should help to increase the appreciation and understanding of science by the general public.
The time and efforts they asked their employers [sic] to put in did not align with the pay they handed out (somewhat understandable as they are a young start-up) or with the appreciation they showed.
And, so long as the yuan is pegged to the dollar, other Asian countries will have a big reason to resist appreciation too.In the wake of the Asian crisis of 1997, it is understandable that governments like to have bigger reserves to defend their currencies against future attack.
Other companies -- those with simple accounting, understandable businesses and internally generated earnings growth rather than growth by acquisition -- will be rewarded by fresh investor appreciation.
