Sentence examples for and gauging from inspiring English sources

But they said he says next to nothing, and gauging his sentiments is next to impossible.

We're whittling down an all-star cast of interesting people and gauging their interest".

Everybody's now testing each other and gauging what each one can get away with".

Automakers and car enthusiasts around the world will be following the Nano closely, looking for flaws and gauging consumer reaction.

The suit argues that land managers violated federal law in approving the plan and gauging its environmental impacts.

Paying for a date is a fairly safe way of indicating, and gauging, intentions, or at least future viability.

Like many young pop-jazz singers, she often seemed to be listening to herself and gauging her intonation instead of heeding the material.

Now in the market for a larger house and gauging what their money can buy nearby, they are rediscovering and marveling at those same gemlike qualities.

In practical terms, that means closely observing our conduct and gauging our effect on others, rather than dissecting our own thoughts ad infinitum.

The Academic Performance Index is the cornerstone of the 1999 Public Schools Accountability Act, which established a statewide system examining schools and gauging their improvement.

"Much of the stress is just constantly monitoring the level of chaos versus calm and gauging what people can tolerate," Dr. Pierattini said.