Sentence examples for He appraises from inspiring English sources

He appraises the rapid growth of China, now the world's largest automobile market.

He appraises its life expectancy, the cost of sending his secretary out to buy it and the value of the sunshine it may bring into his marriage.

He appraises the novels: in his view, only the anti-communist fable, "Animal Farm" (1945) and "Nineteen Eighty-Four", his dystopian vision of global tyranny (1949), rise to the level of the finest essays or "Homage to Catalonia".

"Why are they coming in and undermining that?" Hilary Becker, an appraiser who is president of Becker Realty Services in Lynbrook, says he appraises homes the way he always has, focusing on location, style, condition, size and school district.

But the film is a fable in which he appraises his life, and his ultimate appointment is with death.

And in fairness, the understatement with which he appraises other people's work is always applied to his own.

He appraised my outfit and said that I wouldn't like Syracuse.

He licked his lips as he appraised its possibilities: "I'm a paper-eater, you know!" he said.

Some of the crispest writing in "Between Parentheses," however, is from the newspaper columns in which he appraised those American writers whose work he clutched to his chest.

Making his first entrance, he planted his feet firmly on the stage and stood motionless as he appraised, and possibly cast judgment on, the frivolous guests he beheld.

When he was done, almost two hours later, he appraised the now voluptuous figure staring back at him in the mirror and said, "Enough.