Sentence examples similar to much appraised from inspiring English sources

As he later explained, his talent as a thief rested not so much on appraising the jewels as appraising the wearer.

On the second point, it is worth remembering that she saw her job as advising the public on what to see, as much as appraising the films for their own sake.

Epidemiology (prevalence and natural history) A large amount of evidence (over 70%), much of which was appraised as a moderate to high level, described the epidemiology of DIP among indigenous women and their infants.

It contains eight items scored on a scale from 1 (not bothered) to 4 (very much bothered) which appraise symptoms of depression and anxiety the past two weeks.

There is something uncomfortable about seeing Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Fritz buy a saddle from a frail old fellow of apparently modest means for $75 and later hear it appraised for as much as $5,000.

Mr. Grannis said the state was having the property appraised to determine how much it should pay for it, probably using money from the state's Environmental Protection Fund.

They questioned the propriety of the city's purchase last year of a small restaurant owned by the head of the Democratic Party here for $120,000, even though the property was appraised to be worth much less.

To be sure you're not paying too much, you can have the clarinet appraised before buying it.

Have your car appraised by an automobile appraiser or by a junk yard to gain their opinions of how much your salvaged car is worth.

Just how much longer does it take to get a property appraised in Colorado nowadays than it used to because there aren't enough appraiser to match the uptick in the state's real estate marketplace?

For planes older than 10 years, appraised values have dropped by as much as 35percentt.