Sentence examples for gauging life from inspiring English sources

All of my life I had abided by the age-old metrics of gauging life stage.

Inscriptions in their variety and profusion are an important means of gauging everyday life in Classical Greece, especially such more formal aspects as were deserving of recording.

With any animal, you have to take care of your three gauges – life, hunger and stamina.

The report's summary measure of well-being -- gauged by life expectancy, literacy, school enrollment rates and per-capita income -- shows that South Africans are worse off today than they were when apartheid ended.

News of his decline and demise last year presented one last opportunity to return and gauge his life in a level of provincial politics that was heartfelt to him, a basic level the public seldom sees.

Tryon and Dey hooked up while getting Ph.D.s in structural engineering at Vanderbilt University Tryon knew materials, Dey computer modeling and later opened a consultancy to help U.S. automakers gauge the life spans of their components.

To be able to adequately gauge these life questions you'll need to create for yourself one of the most important tools a playwright can create for themselves: an outline.

Linköping Youth Life Experience Scale LYLESS) is an instrument for gauging potentially traumatic life events, including adverse childhood circumstances.

To monitor patients' overall level of (daily) functioning, observation rating scales from the field of occupational therapy could be used in addition to inventories gauging quality of life.

A survey focused on gauging the conditions of school life for LGBT students was carried out in 2013 by a group named Respect Life: White Ribbon Campaign, which provides support for LGBT individuals who are at risk of suicide.

Each school year, most of my first assignments involve activities designed to assess my students' abilities to read and write, and to gauge what their life experiences have been, thus far.