Sentence examples for grading him from inspiring English sources

Peter Baker, in his insightful appraisal of the president, quotes Governor Rendell of Pennsylvania as grading him "D-plus or C-minus on communication".

By M. Saroyer and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 29 , 1952P. 25 The parents of a seven-year-old boy in a progressive school have received a report grading him as "above average in Freedom from Withdrawal Tendencies".

For the record, Radcliffe is trying and does succeed pretty darn well -- and without grading him on a curve.

I immediately added my three-year old brother, Mark, to the roster and began grading him on his numbers, letters and following directions.

It's pathetic, as I've pointed out again and again, that much of the mainstream media has portrayed Trump as "more accepting on gay issues" than other Republicans -- again grading him on a curve because he's not railing against gays like others have -- while he has forcefully advocated for Scalia-like justices on the court, producing a list of 20.

During his first term, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence graded him an "F" for failure to tackle the issue.

At ESPN.com, 38.4percentt of more than 158,000 online voters gave Miller a B for his performance, while 25.6percentt graded him a C. Eleven percent flunked him.

Sanders defended himself by saying, as a point of pride, that the National Rifle Association graded him "a D-minus" on gun rights.

Most observers of Deutch's tenure at the C.I.A. thought his failure to "fix" the directorate of operations was the whole story and graded him with a C-minus at best.

I thought the judges had over-praised, but on a second listen I up-graded him from pretty good to good.

The reports graded him on an extensive list of qualities related to running an organization and carrying out his duties as an officer.