Sentence examples similar to gauge of something from inspiring English sources

And disgust is a powerful part of the suite of emotions we use to gauge whether something is risky or not, and how risky it might be.

You need to gauge what is essentially human -- people's desire to participate, contribute and be part of something greater than themselves".

Above all, Villeneuve attends to Adams, using her as our gauge of these momentous events; time and again, we see her face responding to something before we properly witness the thing itself.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

A proper gauge of where they are.

A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.

But popularity is no gauge of greatness.

A gauge of utilities jumped 1.6percentt as Treasury yields declined.

Still, it offers a general gauge of the advertising.

The gauge of math scores is the Third International Mathematics and Science Study.

But "appropriateness" is a useless gauge of architectural value.