Sentence examples for assessing one another from inspiring English sources

The cast members, led by the brilliant Simon Russell Beale as Barbara's Mephistophelean father and Clare Higgins as his estranged wife, deliver their dialogue with strategic pauses, as if their characters are always assessing one another as potential adversaries or allies.

"Pirira," by actor-playwright J. Stephen Brantley, opens with two men -- a sassy, gay New Yorker and a staid Malawian student -- silently assessing one another in a deserted Manhattan florist's shop.

But it illustrates how effective and objective governments can be in assessing one another on the basis of a much broader range of social, political and economic expertise than private agencies could ever hope to acquire.

This was a gathering of underground hip-hop fans who assess one another in terms of knowledge and skills, not designer clothes and fat wallets.

The social worker who ran the adoption agency was supposed to meet us there with the birth mother, so that we could all cheerfully assess one another.

Britten's hundredth anniversary arrived on November 22nd, and the intensity of observances around the world has made it clear that Stravinsky missed the mark, as geniuses tend to do when they assess one another.

It's funny how anyone who plays the game, no matter how hackily, wants to measure up, wonders how he or she would do even just hitting with the best; it's sort of an extreme version of the little dance that casual or club players do when they try to assess one another's skill level.

Humans continuously assess one another's situational context, modify their own affective state accordingly, and then respond to these outcomes by expressing empathetic behaviors.

This suggests that the females in the study groups had relatively well-established dominance hierarchies in which they could assess one another's contest ability without escalation (Parker 1974).

We describe an approach to the informed consent process as a mutual opportunity for researchers and participants to assess one another's goals in MPS protocols that employ both hypothesis-generating and hypothesis-testing methodologies.

Furthermore, advice on healthy lifestyle cannot be given without assessing one's lifestyle first.