Sentence examples for always gauging from inspiring English sources

5) The Gauge You are always gauging the pecking order: who is better, equal to or worse than you.

"I've run that thing five times, and I would always gauge my pace by how I did with him.

It hasn't affected him in terms of trainingbut of course I will always gauge that up until the very last minute".

"In texting and e-mails or even videoconferencing, you can't always gauge the reaction and sometimes things can have a tendency to be misunderstood, or they can ratchet up to a level of seriousness that you didn't anticipate," he added.

You can always gauge how well an actor's career is going if they can get away with releasing passion-project music without it in any way impacting the kudos acquired during their day job (this is called The Idris Elba Effect).

Companies should always gauge whether notes are setting up the company for success in a future round, or whether additional notes are suitable at the company's current stage of development.

For me, I have always gauged my growth on the siblings of my friends.

The great thing about intention is that you can always gauge your actions against it.

I always gauge our protagonist's interest in their final picks based upon how they opt to dress toward the end of the show.

I couldn't always gauge if it was positive, but the fact was that in several spaces I stood out, and it gave me anxiety.

Before beginning any knitting project, you should always "gauge" your yarn, or determine its "tension".