New Jersey's governors, in Mr. Kane's estimation, have mostly been friends of convenience.
In the estimation of Picasso's friends, it acts like a memorandum for him, with things recalling himself at other times, recalling other people, recalling events, or perhaps recalling nothing at all except that these objects have become familiar penates, with a patina of dust.
As Mr. Hague rises in people's estimations, however, even his friends and supporters express concern that the steps he has taken to turn himself into a more forceful Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition -- pushing hot-button populist issues in a way that can leave him looking more like a rabble-rouser than a statesman -- might make him a less credible candidate for prime minister.
Social integration in school: The extent to which a student is integrated and accepted at school was assessed with two items asking for a self-rating of one's popularity with other students and the self-rated estimation of having lots of friends at school.
As we wanted to estimate the effect of having friends on learning gains, prior scores were used in estimation.
Whether Carrie will turn out to be the kind of woman who, in her best friend Jamie's blunt estimation, "dumps her boyfriend right after he breaks his neck" is a tale of two cities: Madison and New York.
Data involves rounding, broad estimation and ball-park estimates.
His father was, Sebastian writes: "A loyal friend who, in his own estimation, failed completely in marriage.
In the estimation of former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, a friend and fellow Minnesotan, Judge Heaney "should have been on the Supreme Court".
"The commonest of the common schools of Iowa outrank in public estimation your university," Sherman unkindly informed his friend, somehow overlooking that he was referring to the same college he himself had helped found and was otherwise often proud of.
