Sentence examples for Measure someone from inspiring English sources

And just for good measure, someone would take out 20 full-page ads in an earnestly well-meaning daily newspaper.

So for instance, you could measure someone's IQ score.

Good poll takers will ask a series of questions to measure someone's real commitment to vote.

It can measure someone's finger-tapping on an iPhone's screen, to detect inconsistencies in rhythm.

First, highlighting good employees as well as bad ones relies on the fallacy that you can accurately measure someone's individual contribution to overall productivity.

"How do you measure someone's intelligence if, when you put a book in front of him, he has an irresistible urge to tear out the pages?" Nyhan asked.

Yet there's no such thing as impartial information any more than there's a way of measuring someone's height without selecting a unit of measurement.

"It's been a way of measuring someone's well-being: 'Are you adjusted?

Examining the many contours of a human finger is not as objective as measuring someone's temperature or weight, or developing a new vaccine.

After a time that cannot be measured, someone I do not know comes and puts her arms around my shoulders and gently, gently leads me off and away from Ficre.

Trump, in his remarks, appeared to be referring to people in these measures — someone who gave up looking for work after six months because they could not find a job.