Sentence examples for evaluating one another from inspiring English sources
We are more accustomed than ever to evaluating one another's personalities based on curated expressions of likes and dislikes; we submit to endless online quizzes and interrogations for the privilege of being known to our followers and our friends.
The teachers do not leave the room while the students are evaluating one another's work.
Ambivalent about emerging class distinctions, Georgian, Russian, Mountain, and Bukharan Jews evaluated one another based on each group's supposed success or failure in the new market economy.
The school uses "360-degree evaluations" where teachers evaluate one another, parents and students anonymously evaluate teachers and teachers evaluate the current leadership.
Themyriad business-school surveys conducted until then had asked professors and deans to evaluate one another's institutions.
Its most innovative project was a kind of online writing workshop, inviting mostly unpublished writers to submit samples and evaluate one another's work.
The project's most important feature is the requirement that teachers meet locally to evaluate one another's lessons and develop common expectations of students.
The Clinton and Bush administrations had defended the policy, saying secrecy was essential to the peer review process by which doctors evaluate one another.
A company wishing to take a bolder and potentially more effective step could ask board members to evaluate one another anonymously.
Subsequently, all the student groups in a particular lab section evaluated one another's samples.
