Sentence examples for like to appraise from inspiring English sources

Our comment is that there are always a few people (in stores, restaurants, streetcars, buses) who prefer to receive their news from internal sources far removed from those os AP, who like to appraise the weather by staring down at the snow or up at the stars, and to whom the most acceptable background music for any occasion is the music of the spheres, privately recorded.

Not long after -- Butler's plotting tends to marionette-like twitches -- she is sent to appraise the Victoriana left by the young man's mother.

Other countries, like France, do not try to appraise these economic effects of HSR and are waiting until there is more unanimity in this field.

The lot was appraised for $189 million in 2007, but Mr. Ettinger said that it is "virtually impossible to appraise" because nothing like it has ever been sold before.

For years, banks and other issuers have paid rating agencies to appraise securities — a bit like a restaurant paying a critic to review its food, and only if the verdict is highly favorable.

The company must then spend money to appraise every asset in the unit, including those, like internally developed patents and some other intangible assets, that are not now on the books.

Indeed Tuttosport, able to appraise the game free of sentiment, concentrated on the football genius of – and you'll like this – Andy Cole, who they said produced "a truly wonderful display of football".

I should have the right to appraise my manager as much as they appraise me.

He seemed to appraise the dark eyes she sported which were warm and yet caught the light like plums dipped in cold water.

But its very topicality made it hard to appraise.

They implored him to appraise just one more.