appreciatively

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• Despite her obstacles, the actress is appreciative of her ability to advocate for greater diversity going forward.

• I was appreciative of the preservation of his presence, but once again, the memory of Alberta was mostly absent.

• I’m appreciative of all of our clients from around the world who we’ve been able to successfully support.

• We use the process of appreciative inquiry to go out and engage with communities.

• No matter how often the subject came up, the audience (whose non-white faces could be counted on one hand) whooped appreciatively.

• Even as a young man, Roosevelt spoke appreciatively of the democratic currents that ran through American history.

• The students, a handful of them Democratic activists, nod appreciatively at what the president might call a “teachable moment.”

• The audience—which filled up perhaps half of the synagogue's 1,000-seat sanctuary—laughed appreciatively.

• On being ushered to a bar tent, he blew out his cheeks and raised his eyebrows appreciatively at the range of drinks on offer.

• The little man licked his lips appreciatively and returned to the doorway below the premises of Kazmah.

• John Dory pulled at his cigar appreciatively, sniffed its flavour for a moment, and then leaned forward in his chair.

• From time to time he bites appreciatively on a ham sandwich as he looks about him, apparently viewing the room for the first time.