Sentence examples for appraising something from inspiring English sources

The reason is because people are having a hard time appraising something so out of the box.

To appraise something is to judge it in relation to the means required to attain it, and as a means or cause of further consequences.

As we get older, we typically become better able to appraise when something is actually negative, or just uncertain but only if we've learned to regulate that knee-jerk negativity.

"What we found was that people without clinical problems, the healthy group, were not necessarily appraising their voices as something that was just part of their mind, or something that they were generating themselves.

My minder was smart and appraising, with something regal about her.

"I hadn't thought about real estate at all, to be honest, but appraising properties sounds like something I might be interested in considering," says Shannah Mendoza, student at a community college in a Los Angeles suburb.

Some have understood Miller to be claiming that something about these appraising attitudes provides the answer to our question about the justification of desert claims.

He was energized not merely because he was headed in the opposite direction of the rush hour traffic but also because he was on his way to do something he greatly enjoys -- appraising houses for banks and mortgage companies to determine their value.

Furthermore, it appears that there are cases in which a person deserves something but in which no appraising attitude seems to be fitting.

Walsh was also appraising.

(Something is still in the air. On the dock of a little water cafe, beautiful people lounge on contoured plastic chairs, appraising one another furtively).