Sentence examples for be gauged from inspiring English sources
noun
A measure; a standard of measure; an instrument to determine dimensions, distance, or capacity; a standard
Optimal sexual frequency is not something that can be gauged for human beings generally.
cannot be gauged this way.
Whether it will determine the political fortunes of either party in November will be gauged later.
His self-confident character can be gauged from his Twitter handle, @NoBullshitHitch.
She got no stimulus so that her normal sleep patterns could be gauged.
"It has to be gauged very carefully in terms of public sentiment," Specter said.
The success of the convention will be gauged in no small measure by post-convention polls.
The progression of the Hawkins family can be gauged by coaching stops and minivans.
Its greatness can be gauged by the scale of allegiance it inspires.
Cricket's place in the sporting landscape can be gauged by the location of its administrative headquarters.
Another measure of the company's commitment to diversity can be gauged by the productions it presents.
