Sentence examples for appraising in from inspiring English sources

They not only make these prizings more articulate (a union of prizing and appraising); in making us more vividly aware of the features of the object that we prize, they alter the directions of our prizings (VEK 4 9).

Some 48% of the interviewees knew their performance had been appraised in the last two years; the appraisals were perceived as subjective.

Just how much longer does it take to get a property appraised in Colorado nowadays than it used to because there aren't enough appraiser to match the uptick in the state's real estate marketplace?

They scored on average 26.15 out of 60 (43.6%) in the "searching" domain and 57.02 out of 116 (49.2%) in the "appraising" domain in the Fresno test.

Mrs. Clark's collection has been appraised in the millions.

The film director Steven Soderbergh paid for the acquisition of the archives, appraised in 1996 at $200,000.

"Now his performance will be appraised in light of some real failure.

Appraised in 2008 at $1.6m£1m1m), it's far from the artist's priciest work.

Of the thousands of stocks that were appraised in this era, only 1 percent were rated "sell".

The violin was appraised in 1999 for $3.5 million by the violin consultant in Christie's musical instrument department.

Just in case, the week before opening night she had her apartment appraised in preparation for sale.