Sentence examples for gauging why from inspiring English sources

He asked jurors to apply their common sense in gauging why Albert Pirro would bother to engage in tax fraud, considering his wife's political aspirations.

The book's findings provide nuance for gauging why Dubai functions as it does.

However, he added, it is difficult to gauge why people join certain militant groups.

There, they listened to the students' reactions and tried to gauge why they found the film so appealing.

Many efforts to gauge why most Republicans reject or doubt the science pointing to risks from unabated emissions of greenhouse gases are issue-centric.

I don't have to use my imagination to see the subtext behind their actions, to gauge why what they're doing matters to them.

He and his fellow researchers examined how questions of race impacted adults and children, using a game similar to Guess Who? to gauge why people are more hesitant to talk about race as they get older.

Over several weeks they conducted hundreds of conversations with voters and non-voters, trying to gauge why so many people had deserted Labour, how they viewed the party now, and what the party needs to do to win them back.

They organized an evening of "Frozen" fun screening and movie-themed dinner and called it "The Psychology of Frozen". There, they listened to the students' reactions and tried to gauge why they found the film so appealing.

It's difficult to gauge why the bookies have gone cold.

Perhaps you're puzzled about why time intervals and the speed of time are so hard for us to gauge, and why time seems such slippery stuff for people with autism.