Sentence examples for if gauging from inspiring English sources

I still remember the afternoon we stood in the lake and hauled in leviathan Dolly Varden trout, only to see a very large brown bear squinting at us from the shore as if gauging whether we were worth the effort.

That combination, he hopes, will help Google Play Music hold its own against rivals, even if gauging that success will require Google to say publicly how many subscribers it has – something it has not done thus far.

Both accusations have been laid at Pietersen's door, even though the end product, if gauged by Test average alone, has been virtually identical for both men.

We conclude that CO2 emission advantages of diesel cars can be close to absent if gauged against modernized petrol-driven engines.

If they are gauging it correctly, this year's Christmas is shaping up to be a lonely and indigent one.

According to the Witten-Weinberg theorem, if gauge theories are explained from the emergence principle, then spacetime and Lorentz invariance are emergent as well [28, 29].

In our case, these forces are (mathbf {F}_T) and the forces generated by the pressures (P_i) and (P_o) (although (P_o) can be ignored if gauge pressure values are used).

If Mr. Obama gauged that crowd just right, he also had a few gaffes.

The man in front of me touches one of the lights as we pass, as if to gauge what it's made of.

If you gauge form and class by a player's performance at the worlds, he has no peers over the past seven years.

Detectives seemed only interested in asking the friend how much he himself weighed, and how much Ford weighed — as if to gauge how much of a physical threat they were.