Sentence examples for appraising them from inspiring English sources

So, once a month I'll be hunting out the best resources and honestly appraising them.

Unfortunately, the televisions' computers are complex, and appraising them is not easy.

Leather stick and cymbal bags hang from the blond wood walls, waiting to be plucked by the people who weave among the instruments, appraising them with scholarly gravity.

They get a membership card, a connection to other Working America people in their neighbourhood and a stream of union letters, leaflets, phone calls and emails appraising them of organised labour's political and economic outlook.

Shortly after the publication of "The Great Neighborhood Book," Mr. Kent spent a couple of days visiting some familiar public places with a reporter, appraising them according to the principles he has spent so many years formulating.

To implement this method requires institutions that facilitate three things: (1) habits of critical, experimental inquiry; (2) widespread communication of the consequences of instituting norms, and (3) extensive sympathy, so that the consequences of norms for everyone are treated seriously in appraising them and imagining and adopting alternatives.

Although many systematic review users are aware of the need to critically appraise them before deciding whether to use them, appraisal tools typically do not consider the adequacy of intervention reporting and how that may have influenced the review's steps and results.

It makes sense to keep options open and appraise them as fully as possible.

The Hurricanes will continue to be judged by many people who appraise them without sufficiently examining them.

There are hundreds upon thousands of women, about whom you know almost nothing, and you snap-appraise them with a single swipe.

I've tried to appraise them but there are middle-class fashions - one school gets nominated the "good" one - that are hard to resist.