appreciatively

appreciative | American Dictionary

appreciative
adjective
us/əˈpri·ʃə·t̬ɪv, -ʃi·ə-/
grateful:
An appreciative audience wildly applauded the performance.

appreciatively

adverbus/əˈpri·ʃət̬·ɪv·li, əˈprɪʃ·ət̬-/
She smiled appreciatively at him.

Examples of appreciative

appreciative
On the contrary, both parties appear to be appreciative of each other, and of their respective research and publication endeavours.
This method borrows components of innovation histories, appreciative inquiry and most significant change.
It is rather that he is blinkered, insufficiently appreciative of his own nature.
We are also greatly appreciative of the insightful comments and helpful suggestions provided by reviewers of the manuscript.
We are appreciative of the effort that they put into helping us improve our paper.
Most residents interviewed were very appreciative of their surroundings, and did not express dissatisfaction with levels of participation where they lived.
Admiring without flattering, critical and yet appreciative, this set of papers contains some illuminating, challenging and non-coercive philosophy.
One has this common sort of pleasure not as a result of appreciative rapport with agent-neutral values.
His appreciative rapport with the values at stake gives him a kind of exhilaration that carries him to victory and to his death.
It was performed fifteen times to a full house and with appreciative delight.
From the stage, a flood of antipodal cultural references engulfed an enthusiastically appreciative audience.
Both caregivers and care recipients were appreciative of the services that they received in the home.
He could also exhibit a file of appreciative letters which, he alleged, guaranteed his network.
The polemical extravagance of the feminist millennium has not as yet received an appreciative commentary: indeed, the opposite has rather been the case.
Others who benefit from their activities appear both appreciative and apprehensive.
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