Sentence examples for gauged from from inspiring English sources
His self-confident character can be gauged from his Twitter handle, @NoBullshitHitch.
An idea of how deep into the bizzaro world the Newcastle United midfielder has plunged can be gauged from his tweet yesterday mocking Alan Shearer's hair.
It is a costly effort, a fact which can be readily gauged from the settings, the dresses, the incidental figurantes and the novel inclusions.
The depth of the bakufu's shock can be gauged from the fact that they sentenced 562 persons to crucifixion for their part in the uprising.
This can be gauged from the hundreds of boys born after the visit who have been named "Erdogan", and girls who have been named "Istanbul".
The talking-up phenomenon is especially important in Europe, as Disney could have gauged from the way word of mouth had benefited Club Med.
Something of its difficulties may be gauged from the editor's reflections: "The paper is hardly at the cutting edge of technology – it doesn't even have a website.
Mr de Grauwe againHow limited this independence will be can be gauged from what happened to "independent" nations of the Eurozone.
The strength of feeling and the extent of confusion can be gauged from events at the Cleveland district court of Judge Solomon Oliver.
Just how important can be gauged from revenue growth in the two biggest ancillary fee categories, checked bags and reservation changes.
Polk's influence over Congress may be gauged from the results of the recommendations of his 4 annual messages and 10 significant special messages to one or both houses.
