Sentence examples for assessment coming from from inspiring English sources
Take for instance the description of Mike Nemire's Op Art paintings as "obviously made by an obsessive craftsman, conceptual thinker and compulsive genius" — an assessment coming from Don Porcella, a sculptor who uses thousands of small hand-woven pipe cleaners to obsessively craft his figures.
The NPI can be used as a caregiver rating as long as we are aware that it is an assessment coming from a third-party perspective.
Another generous assessment came from Tom Shea, Jon S. Corzine's campaign manager.
The investigators began asking where this assessment came from.
The same assessment comes from top French officials in Paris.
Perhaps the harshest assessment came from Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska.
A separate assessment comes from another US agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa).
That assessment came from a relaxed Wilson rather than the Wilson known for tunnel-vision fierceness.
The most straightforward assessment came from Nguyen Thi Binh, known to everyone in Vietnam as Madame Binh.
But her assessment comes from beyond the realm of predigested doctrine.
A similar assessment comes from Dr. David Nutt, a British expert on drug abuse.
