Sentence examples similar to gauge feels from inspiring English sources

The opposite is not true – many people (enormous numbers if you use the internet as a gauge) feel that, rightly or wrongly, missing or an incorrect use of punctuation reflects poorly on the writer.

My Browning 20-gauge feels perfectly weighted in my hand.

When finally I laid my fingers on that feeler gauge, I felt as if I had cheated death.

A series of those cards make up roughly half of a show that has the hard-to-gauge feel of a slow-working hallucinogen.

"I just want to make sure that I get some kind of scrimmage," he said, adding that he wants to gauge how he feels after an intense workout.... STEVE MILLS, the chief operating officer of Madison Square Garden sports, said he had not had a meeting yet with forward VIN BAKER to discuss him signing with the Knicks.

"We'll gauge how he feels day to day and continue to be extra cautious with him".

This is followed by an initial assessment to gauge how a person feels and identify which service may be most appropriate for them.

Australia is in the midst of conducting a very expensive, completely non-binding postal survey to gauge how the country feels about equal marriage.

In parts of the country where the heat index — a measure of air temperature and relative humidity that gauges how the weather feels to us — has been in the triple digits for days, the suffering is shared by humans, animals and crops alike.

The survey attempted to gauge how they felt about cloud computing and mobility, analytics, and digital media.

On Sunday, it was difficult to gauge how they felt about being on the brink of elimination.