Sentence examples for when appreciation from inspiring English sources
The exhibition comes at a time when appreciation is growing in some quarters for this art, but when vintage amusement parks are increasingly imperiled.
The case was stronger in late 2008, when global trade collapsed and China was looking to prevent a total industrial meltdown (and when appreciation against the dollar would have meant extremely rapid appreciation against most other currencies).
At a time when appreciation of classical music seems to be waning in our culture, his choreography provides a counterforce affirming the power of music's intricate architecture to move listeners.
When I met Suschitzky in 2007, when appreciation for his work was gathering pace – largely at the behest, to be honest, of Austrian cultural forces – he was not only in incredibly good shape for a 94-year-old, but offered a highly articulate and modest account of himself.
But as the earlier examples suggested, there are times when appreciation is called for but gratitude is not.
3. When appreciation or recognition is given, simply say "Thank you".
When art appreciation classes are offered, male students stampede to see pictures of nude women.
The foregoing metals furnished most currencies until the early 20th century, when the appreciation in value of gold and silver and the need to economize led to the general production of paper currencies for the higher units of value.
When, in appreciation for Robbins having been a friendly witness, Ed Sullivan in 1959 publicly forgave him for his Communism, Robbins encouraged the performance of his work on Sullivan's show and took pride in his standing ovation on national television following his exoneration.
But when the appreciation and dividends come out of the annuity at the other end they are converted into ordinary income taxed at 35%.
The truly nasty side of being "special" is that it is so easy to look at what happens around you and feel you've been a victim when the appreciation doesn't flow or when the honors go to someone else.
