Sentence examples for barometer of things from inspiring English sources

Their explorations may be a barometer of things to come.

That dance act – a troupe called Countryvive who counted in their number a woman who'd unfortunately gone Full Schwimmer with the fake tan – turned out to be a perfectly limp barometer of things to come.

Refusing to compromise will be draining, but employees will notice the small things and take them as a barometer of where things are going (and as a signal for how they should behave).

Here, retailers are awaiting the weekend's crowds as a barometer of how things will evolve.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 6.42pm AEST09:42 We are yet to find out of course, but that could well be a pretty reliable barometer of how things are travelling.

Pat's smile got even wider (an infallible barometer of all things), Chris's solos got even faster (thank God someone knows what they're doing up there), Nate's stage moves more daring (I once noticed him just to the left of me) and Taylor's drum set….well….it got pinker.

In trying to understand the motivation behind the opposition, I once again turned to my Republican pal Bryant, my right-wing muse and trusty barometer of all things politically irrational and illogical, who also happens to live in California.

The media talk shows and op-Ed pages are buzzing with excitement and commentators are heralding this 'historic election' as a barometer of many things; as a test of Islamism's new found strength, the durability of the Arab Spring, the acceptance of constitutional reforms and many wonderful things, but the common man in Morocco seems oblivious of this.

"I'll use them as my real barometer on things".

For the hatred of him is among other things a barometer of the lingering unease at all levels of it of the policies that New Labour espouses, and of the new politics—all media and glitz that it uses to promote them.

Is there a barometer for that sort of thing?