Sentence examples for can't gauge from inspiring English sources

You can't gauge it.

That there's an intent you can't gauge from E-mail.

"The power -- you can't gauge that on film".

With almost no data about the finances of their privately held companies, I can't gauge profitability.

I can't gauge whether this film is erotic or unerotic, but it is sensual.

Unsure about the depth of the disease, they can't gauge what their patients know or don't know.

"If you switch it up, the defense and linebackers can't really gauge who is in the game," he said.

I can't quite gauge from his manner exactly how much irony, bad blood or just amused mischief there is in these comments.

The reason comes down to the fact that the human brain has a surprisingly tough time with geometry and often can't accurately gauge when an object has doubled or even tripled in size.

"In texting and e-mails or even videoconferencing, you can't always gauge the reaction and sometimes things can have a tendency to be misunderstood, or they can ratchet up to a level of seriousness that you didn't anticipate," he added.

I can't quite gauge how much support this (not altogether unreasonable) position has, but also can't help feeling that ever since the beginning of the revolution in January the Brotherhood leadership has been behind the curve of what change is possible.