Sentence examples for wave of appreciation from inspiring English sources

The lounge quieted down as other passengers realized what was going on and joined in a wave of appreciation.

The source of inspiration for them all was Shakespeare, who enjoyed a new wave of appreciation in numerous translations and productions all over Europe.

The large St .John's contingent in the stands warbled "Happy Birthday" to him; he allowed himself a smile after the winning field goal, and gave a congratulatory pat on the back to the kicker and a little wave of appreciation to the fans.

Following her infamous wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl, Janet Jackson's waning commercial fortunes saw her albums dismissed, often unfairly – but after a seven-year hiatus and a reunion with producers Jam & Lewis, her 11th album arrives to a renewed wave of appreciation for her visionary career.

Sánchez's first goal arrived after four minutes via Özil's cutback and the replays on the big screen sent a second wave of appreciation around the stadium from those supporters who had not quite fathomed the fancy footwork on the first viewing.

As a lyrical MC myself, I am hopeful that Jay's album will inspire a new wave of appreciation for lyricism among mainstream fans and rappers.

The renewal of the allegation also appears timed to undermine the current wave of critical appreciation of Allen.

By the 1990's, artisanal bread was swept up in the wave of gourmet appreciation that brought extra virgin olive oil, dark-roast coffee and European cheeses to stores.

But in June 2015, Amsterdam-based DJ Hunee scooped up Terada's most essential tracks from the 90s into a compilation on Rush Hour called Sounds From the Far East, setting off a new wave of international appreciation for the Japanese producer.

We were built for a world of forests and trees, for green grass and blue skies, for mountaintops and big waves, for appreciation of the boundless leaps of the kangaroo and the steady flapping of the wings of the cranes.

Mr. Jackson himself recently described Mr. Obama as "riding on the crest of a wave of pride and appreciation," adding, "But it's not just blacks".