Sentence examples for vigorous appreciation from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Bennett's voice long ago lost the lustrous throb that made a recording like "Blue Velvet" an immersion in pure dreaminess, what has replaced it is a magisterial confidence and rhythmic ease, a transcendently vigorous appreciation of life stamped on every expertly turned phrase.
The camaraderie of sisterhood, the hushed crowd creating a trembling silence while taking in the groups first performed notes, the background tension of their manager getting them on stage by the "skin of his teeth" and the art form that is created before your eyes as the girls discover vigorous appreciation, gives Sparkle it's charm and luster.
The current culture of art appreciation, while vigorous, leans too heavily on a TV talent-show mentality to whip up enthusiasm: so-called blockbuster exhibitions funnel the punters past the daubs as if they were so many goggle-eyed lemmings, and this concentration on a handful of must-sees leaves much more quietly disregarded.
When the concert ended, to protracted cheers and vigorous finger-waggling, an oft-used signal of appreciation inside the park, Ms. Mandaglio spoke of the thrill of seeing a favorite group from a bygone era.
Hold off on vigorous exercise.
And as long as it lets its ideally cast ensemble translate blue-collar blues into vigorous song, it's hard not to sigh in appreciation and relief.
Vigorous, subtle, and technically sophisticated expressions ranging from Neolithic earthenware to celadon and glazed enamelware were both integral to daily life and prized by connoisseurs who judged ceramics by an elaborate code of appreciation.
Vigorous attempted procreation.
Vigorous debate has ensued.
Redistribution is vigorous.
