Sentence examples for In my estimation of from inspiring English sources

12 Note that in my estimation of the educational production function, I estimate the family-year effect as a fixed effect.

He and his parents are pretty proud, justly in my estimation, of this achievement.

"Where's the plane?" "Get in!" The accounts of his big accomplishments and small foibles that appeared this week fell short, in my estimation, of taking his full measure, and certainly didn't capture the sheer thrill of those crucial months as everyone — the governor, the legislature, the press corps — climbed the same steep learning curve into the unknown.

However, I use the composite error defined in Eq. (2), which is the sum of the family innovation and the rest of the error, in my estimation of the dispersion of family innovations.

I know I'm not completely idiosyncratic in my estimation of Religious Experience in this regard because I could not count the number of times listening to a panel at a conference I've had the person sitting next to me lean over and whisper something rueful to the effect that the speaker needs to reread Religious Experience.

Of course, her popularity begins with the fact that she is hilarious — one of the great female comedians, in my estimation, of all time.

"The Russian government has been accessing the majority of our government systems in my estimation for most of the last two decades," he said.

"There was a staffer who was designated to sit with us, who would stop and start the tape, in my estimation to mask continuity of operations," Mr. Kara said.

Being allowed to affect this style of polite impertinence is, in my estimation, one of the great privileges of advanced age, and Whitlock seems to relish his role as the tweedy emissary from a kinder, simpler time.

Dearborn's exploration into Hemingway's artistry, his relationships, and his mental and emotional decline, was in my estimation, one of the richest portraits of the winner of the 1953 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954 to date.

It is already bogged down in so much bureaucracy that in my estimation most of it will never see the light of day.