appreciations

Whether they are NFL institutions or NCAA institutions, my sentiments, my emotions, my affections, and my appreciations is for individuals.

Al Groh: 'Clearly, the advantage is on the Virginia side' Steve Yanda 2010

Karen Kramer and ST VanAirsdale have collected appreciations from a delightfully wide-ranging array of New Yorkers - a former mayor, a celebrity composer, a few programmers and way more than a few filmmakers.

GreenCine Daily: Woody @ the Reeler. 2006

In the many "appreciations" that followed his death Jan. 27, John Updike was distinguished as our guide to the lives of everyday Americans, as though he created a new form of literature.

Archive 2009-02-01 Rus Bowden 2009

Thanks to my "appreciations," Sharon kept in drink, bought a new wardrobe, and stopped showing up for her job at the restaurant.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

First, I must point to the very purpose of the NYR: to get away from "appreciations" and back to sincerity in reviewing.

Soviet Economics Bergson, Abram 1966

Swinburne was so violent in his "appreciations" that his essays in criticism are adjectival volcanoes.

The Advance of English Poetry in the Twentieth Century William Lyon Phelps 1904

Rendle figured among a dozen somewhat overstudied "appreciations," he offered a copy to Mrs. Memorall; who surprised him, the next time they met, with the announcement that she had sent the book to

The Muse's Tragedy 1899

When, some months later, he brought out his first slim volume, in which the remodelled college essay on Rendle figured among a dozen, somewhat overstudied "appreciations," he offered a copy to Mrs. Memorall; who surprised him, the next time they met, with the announcement that she had sent the book to Mrs. Anerton.

The Greater Inclination Edith Wharton 1899

When, some months later, he brought out his first slim volume, in which the remodelled college essay on Rendle figured among a dozen somewhat overstudied "appreciations," he offered a copy to Mrs. Memorall; who surprised him, the next time they met, with the announcement that she had sent the book to Mrs. Anerton.

The Muse's Tragedy 1899

He died in 1881, and as I do not recall hearing his name at the time of his death or until long afterwards, I must have missed certain articles in the _Athenaeum_ -- two of them admirable "appreciations" by Mr. Watts-Dunton -- and so my state of benightedness was as I have described.

Immortal Memories Clement King Shorter 1891