Sentence examples for be gauged from from inspiring English sources

His self-confident character can be gauged from his Twitter handle, @NoBullshitHitch.

An idea of how deep into the bizzaro world the Newcastle United midfielder has plunged can be gauged from his tweet yesterday mocking Alan Shearer's hair.

The depth of the bakufu's shock can be gauged from the fact that they sentenced 562 persons to crucifixion for their part in the uprising.

This can be gauged from the hundreds of boys born after the visit who have been named "Erdogan", and girls who have been named "Istanbul".

Something of its difficulties may be gauged from the editor's reflections: "The paper is hardly at the cutting edge of technology – it doesn't even have a website.

Mr de Grauwe againHow limited this independence will be can be gauged from what happened to "independent" nations of the Eurozone.

The rangeland quality indicators are gauged from livestock productivity performance observed at landscape level.

Accuracy was measured from the misclassification error - the proportion of individuals whose ancestry predicted by the test did not match their self-declared ancestry, while performance was gauged from the range of assignment probabilities observed across each training set.

In this strategy, a patient's ability to pay is gauged from the choice of hospital, and again patient's have an incentive to accurately represent their ability to pay because it impacts the quality of hospital care they receive subsequently.

Akerman was a film-maker of exemplary individuality whose importance and influence can be gauged by tributes from fellow film-makers such as Claire Denis, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Gus Van Sant and Todd Haynes.

Deviation-type gauges indicate the amount by which the object being gauged deviates from the standard.