0 not showing that you understand how good something is, or not grateful for something
This is not to say that he was unappreciative of the politique element in arguments for natural religion.
Further, suppose that the person who constructed this room was sadly unappreciative of great literature, and failed to stock even a single book within.
In an era when scientific expertise provided only a limited means of livelihood, men of science found the legal system to be a lucrative, if unappreciative, market for their expertise.
We never think that electorates will be so unappreciative as to get rid of us.
He received from his apparently unappreciative employers the grand sum of £50 in compensation for a life's work for his country.
He must not think us churlish, or unappreciative of what he is doing.
I am not unappreciative of that point and, naturally, that will be taken into consideration.
I am not unappreciative of the tremendous difficulties raised by the question of pensions in connection with the determination of equal pay.
