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appreciatory

Finally, in most cases parents were appreciative of my role.

I think she'd really be appreciative if someone with some power were to take up her case.

If you or any of your friends should find out where he is and let me know, I'd be real appreciative.

He told me that they were very appreciative of what I was doing.

If anyone could tell me the best way to do this, I'd be appreciative.

"Which is one reason we're so appreciative of the support we do get."

It seemed he was not particularly appreciative of what had been done for him.

"She has come a long way from two to three years ago, and I am appreciative of that."

"I think people are more appreciative of the environment now," he said.

I am very appreciative of the efforts that you have made to get here.

For the most part, parents seemed appreciative of the school's actions.

She ran an appreciative eye up and down his body.

So whether the playing is good or bad, be interested and appreciative.

She was looking at him with an appreciative smile on her face.

You have always been an appreciative soul, his father said.

"People are really appreciative, they love it and so do I."

If someone could explain this to me I would be very appreciative.

The man gave her a long, appreciative look then nodded.

"Sometimes, it gets a little much, but for the most part, people are so appreciative."

Indeed, it was such a little thing to do for the girl, and she seemed so appreciative.

And he is forever appreciative for this part of his life.

Like him or not, everybody on the team is appreciative of what he's brought to this club.

I am always honored and appreciative to be let in.

"But I know you'll find them appreciative of good music."

Here, he knew, was an appreciative audience for his stories.