Sentence examples for gauging the response from inspiring English sources
A firm believer in addressing taboos — her one-woman show, "BabyLove," addresses maternal sexuality — Ms. Clifford was interested in gauging the response the shirt would generate, both her own and the public's.
Andy Pettitte gingerly descended the sloped hallway that leads to the Yankee dugout yesterday morning, seemingly measuring each step and gauging the response of the tender muscles in his left leg.
KWTX later reported that Kolb burned the sticker after an angry public response, which can only make one wonder at what point people are finally going to realise that this level of sexism is unacceptable before they go through with it, rather than after taking it round the block a few times and gauging the response.
Brown remembers placing the prototype next to the Lady Penelope puppet from Thunderbirds and gauging the response from colleagues: "When they saw it, some people were horrified by the difference.
However, Sorensen et al. have demonstrated that the differences in volumes derived from diameter measurement and the computer-assisted perimeter method was large enough to have an impact in gauging the response of treatment[ 14 ].
In addition, the application of the MCW is not necessarily confined to mood; it could be used for gauging the response to a whole variety of questions which in a school, for instance, could be how students perceive the subjects in their curriculum.
In gauging the responses to my writing, I have a personal rule: don't just look at what is being written, but why it is being written.
It's tried out on a sample of members and then they gauge the response.
It was my long weekend, so yesterday was the first chance I'd had to gauge the response in the office.
Or cadets might throw out references to the television show "The L Word" to gauge the response.
Archbishop Myers said the plan was released to the news media on Tuesday in order to allow bishops to gauge the response from Catholics in their dioceses.
