Sentence examples for barometer is set from inspiring English sources

Instead the emotional barometer is set more vaguely, to a pitch of non-specific corporate applause unrelated to the actual anxieties of real-life football.

Each year, Toronto becomes a barometer for what are set to be the biggest films of the year, such as last year's Moonlight.

When barometers in the home are set to match the local weather reports, they measure pressure reduced to sea level, not the actual local atmospheric pressure.

In this climate, Liszt foresaw the potential controversy that his symphonic poems would elicit, writing: "The barometer is hardly set on praise for me at the moment.

"The Lost Weekend" opens with a line from James Joyce's short story "Counterparts," from "Dubliners": "The barometer of his emotional nature was set for a spell of riot".

What he did was set a pretension barometer twice as strict as adult fiction's and started deleting every time the arrow ticked over.

A mercury barometer is used to calibrate and check aneroid barometers.

A barometer is smashed.

The regional barometer is at dangerous levels.

But maybe the barometer is shifting.

But not everyone's barometer is falling.