Sentence examples for gauging the reaction from inspiring English sources

Portions of the credit markets — which remained locked tight before the weekend — were closed for the Columbus Day holiday, so investors may have had trouble gauging the reaction among banks and big lenders to the new global initiatives.

I've spent the last 24 hours trying out Google's wearable computing device, talking to people who are developing apps for it, and gauging the reaction of onlookers.

If you are writing a "color" piece gauging the reactions of ordinary folks to a solar eclipse or something, that's one thing.

10.17pm BST I've been trying to gauge the reaction to the film on Twitter today.

And then he'd glance over to gauge the reaction to it.

But fund-raising has stalled, as the world waits to gauge the reaction from European officials.

It's difficult to gauge the reaction of the California crowd.

How do you know how severe your joke is until you try it, and gauge the reaction?

Ms. Ip glanced from side to side to gauge the reaction of other customers in the crowded deli.

I rang the box office to gauge the reaction and the lines were jammed; they said they had never been so busy.

The readers will decide.So you need to gauge the reaction to your book in Afghanistan before returning?Exactly.