That's right," said the perfumer; "you appreciate me at last.
He did not understand the difference of the times, nor appreciate the power of the novel methods of execution, whose rapidity and extent took in, far more promptly than ever before, the whole commercial universe.
I adore a man or a woman who has enough sentiment to appreciate what dead and gone Mahomet said, and hereafter will make it a point to buy less bread and more hyacinths.
Mr. Beecher was great enough to appreciate and hail as helpful friends all of these men.
It is surprising how few men appreciate the enormous dividends derivable from investment in their own business.
His great fear was that he should be unable to say anything that would be of advantage to the American people, who had been the first to appreciate his works.
I can now appreciate the old monks' valuation of cheerfulness, and for the lesson I have to thank those wounded soldiers in the railway carriage at Aachen.
Electric light is used most lavishly by the town of Wuerzburg, and the effect of the twinkling lights of the city, seen from the fortress, is very beautiful, but one must be in the right mood to appreciate such things.
Aw, them guys dunno how to appreciate good singin'.
You are fatigued and I shall greatly appreciate the pleasure of your companionship.
Luckily for himself, he did not appreciatethe real predicament of the ship, or he would have raved himself into madness.
Yet we plumb the depths of absurdity when we contest the right of any woman, even a young and unmarried one, to appreciate all that a brave man has done and is doing to save her life.
Oh, of course he had more urgent matters to attend to, though, in the helpless condition of the ship, it was difficult to appreciate their precise degrees of importance.
I did not altogether appreciate it at the time, but now I shudder to think that I might have had either to 'fend for myself' or be dependent.
If Brock was quick to appreciate merit, he was no less so in detecting defects.
Adams was not sufficiently familiar with the modes of political life in Europe to appreciate what a substantial value Franklin's social and scientific prestige among the "ladies and gentlemen" and the "academicians" had there.
One has to ascend the Woolworth Building to appreciate at a blow with what discretion the original settlers of New York made their choice.
You may not like her, and she may not appreciate philanthropic housekeeping.
Perhaps the Boers have not the humour to appreciate the finely Irish performance.
But the pathetic gratitude with which it was received, proved that to appreciate literature of the highest order, you have only to be shut up for a month under shell fire.
A certain air of romance and tradition hangs about the French Broad and the Warm Springs, which the visitor must possess himself of in order to appreciate either.
No other boy knows how to appreciate a holiday as the farm-boy does; and his best ones are of a peculiar kind.
They appeared to appreciate as highly as anybody the comic element in themselves, and Happy John had emphasized it by deepening his natural color and exaggerating the "nigger" peculiarities.
To do Graham justice, he was quite unable to appreciate the fact that this pastime cost Ruth real suffering.
Folks don't appreciate a cheap ten-cent show, the way they do one they've got to pay a good price for.
Peggy was delighted with the opportunity to discuss Jerry's case with some one inclined to appreciate the boy's good qualities.
Unluckily none of the lookers-on were in a mood to appreciate the humor of the situation.
It is fitting that I should ask you here, in order to tell you how much we appreciate America's friendship, which you and your comrades have been demonstrating by actions rather than words.
The French infantryman would drive a foreign officer mad until he began to understand him and appreciate his splendid hidden qualities.
While no man would appreciate an old-fashioned home-type American meal more than I, one is forced to admit that the French have made a deep study of cookery and rations designed to keep people in the best shape.
In personally coming to experientially appreciate the growth promoting character of responsible choosing, the nurse may more readily recognize the value of such experiences for any person, including the one currently labeled "patient.
Over this period we have come to value and appreciate the meaningfulness of these situations to man's existence.
Unless nursesappreciate and give recognition to the dynamic meaningful breadth, depth, and future influence of their worlds the actualization of the potential thrust of the nursing professional will never be or become.
In my humanness I appreciate the awesome dreads they live.
We can appreciate the loveliness of the child of God only as we compare him with the child of wrath he was before.
Only those who had seen the rioting and folly common on such occasions could appreciate the change.
In seeking, then, to set forth the great things which God has done for woman in Persia, let us first look on her as his gospel found her, that we may better appreciate the grace which wrought the change.
Thus, whilst some acquire a knowledge of music with facility, others can never be made to appreciate a note of music, and so with respect to other arts.
To appreciate what this question involves is of some interest, especially so, as in the tank was eventually discovered a means of overcoming the counter-measures now adopted by the enemy.
It is evident that throughout this period the German Higher Command gave little thought to the tank question and quite failed to appreciate the possibilities of the machine.
The one thing fellows could appreciate in him was his temper.
Walker and Appleby had taken much less time to appreciate the uselessness of the search, and had returned an hour ago from a perfunctory walk round one or two neighbouring streets.
When at last the sun got across the window, and left him at peace, he was scarcely in a position to appreciate his mercies.
She should appreciate our still smaller body of knowledge about the relation of disease to climate, to weather, and to other physical agents such as the extreme heat and cold produced by some industrial processes, and the action of X-rays.
No one but a physician canappreciate how many people dread one of these three diseases.
In the concrete, Dante is the author whom we admire and appreciate proportionately to our power.
He is the lordly poet of the fourteenth century, not because he then lived his own individual life, but because he survives to-day in us who think him, who appreciate him even when we are not fully acquainted with him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "appreciate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
