appreciating

He encouraged Americans to appreciate American foods – from Kentucky hams to California wines.

I know there are some people who appreciate the way we’re doing business.

This is a sound profile that audiophiles will appreciate, though it might not be the best for anyone who’s looking for a bass-heavy soundstage.

Rather than close in on a full understanding, we merely started to appreciate the hidden complexity with which the brain makes sense of scents.

They may not have quite appreciated that when we did it, we were going to do it at such high pressures.

Men and women balance each other out, and we have to get to a point where we are comfortable with appreciating each other.

More important than determining who deserved credit is ap­preciating the dynamics that occur when people share ideas.

Zen practice is about appreciating your life in this moment.

Deanna Othman replied: “Nothing makes Arabs happier than a white person ‘appreciating’ their culture.”

What they are not appreciating is the signal that sends to the rest of the world.

Appreciating, however that he was expected to explain, he went resolutely back to the task.

His Lordship, being a complete master of science, is capable of appreciating their value from theory and from practice.

This subtle change in her view of Monte Irvin she was incapable of appreciating, for Rita was no psychologist.

This habit is an outcome of our frank, impulsive character; but the Scotch would be slow in appreciating it.

When she had finished they regarded her wonderingly, fully appreciating what a close call she had had.