Sentence examples for assessments of some from inspiring English sources
Greenwald was also mistaken in his early assessments of some of his colleagues, particularly at the Guardian.
While his biographers may vary in their assessments of some of Picasso's behaviour, they are united in describing his visual memory as being extraordinarily good.
Former Liverpool full-back John Arne Riise made frank assessments of some of the club's players past and present during a Twitter Q&A session on Monday.
It may not be surprising that people are sometimes rather skewiff in their assessments of some issues, but the gulf between perceptions and reality are quite staggeringly wide.
"Estemirova was doing a very useful thing — she was telling the truth, she was making open, at times perhaps harsh, assessments of some of the processes that are under way in the country," Mr. Medvedev said.
Nearly all of the children who stayed in the now demolished Calais camp for refugees have a mental health condition such as post-traumatic stress disorder or depression, according to psychiatric assessments of some of those waiting to come to Britain.
What follows is an assessment of some of the best and worst Oscar commercials that appeared nationally.
What follows is an assessment of some of the best and worst Oscar commercials presented nationally by ABC.
What follows is an assessment of some of the commercials that ran nationally during the Academy Awards.
Reuters also quoted Mr. Kudrin as giving a harsh assessment of some economic practices in Russia.
