Sentence examples for a barometer of her from inspiring English sources

Singing was a barometer of her moods.

It is a barometer of her louche and lively life that, not long after that, the first ten rows of the National's Lyttelton Theatre heard Michael Bryant, who was playing Enobarbus to her Cleopatra, say to Dench under his breath, "I suppose a fuck is well out of the question now?" Still, as Zeffirelli says, "She has known suffering".

Not from the public – she tries not to pay too much attention to whether she is, or isn't, recognised on the street, or to read it as a barometer of how her career is going – but the fact of having had, since a very young age, to give an account of herself.

The shot is a barometer of his game.

His win-loss record was no longer a barometer of his self-worth.

Marcus will always want to challenge Carl as a barometer of his own maturation.

The small handful of interviews Davis has given over the years act as a kind of barometer of her inner life: doomy in 2004, then cautiously happier, joking about her failed experiments with therapy, by 2010.

"It's a barometer of what's cool".

Owning a property remains a barometer of success.

Young people are a barometer of what's hip, right?

And a barometer of manufacturing in the Chicago region fell.