Sentence examples for no gauges from inspiring English sources

Will Americans, confused by a lackluster economy and wearied by higher energy costs, pay $12,000 for a nearly five-foot-wide enameled iron stove that has no dials, no gauges -- and is designed to stay on all the time?

But popularity is no gauge of greatness.

They had measured their emotional responses with discriminations so fine that no gauge could quantify them.

"There's no gauge, no measuring device that says 48 people are using your access," Ms. Edwards said.

And when it comes to talent, "You just never know — there is no gauge.

We now enjoy excellent tea and coffee, but there is no gauge, so we have to guess how much water to put in".

He thought for a moment, then said: "Being mentioned with someone like Jerry Rice, I knew it had no gauge on what I'd do after college.

Mercifully, the challenge is no gauge of genuine public sentiment, since anyone can register to vote over and over – [email protected] worked – so this is no proof of the unwisdom of crowds.

Grace Daley, the former Minnesota Lynx guard who was acquired by the Liberty of the W.N.B.A. on Monday, said yesterday that this past season, her rookie year, was no gauge to measure her ability.

But because it can take years to show itself, and because the official response to it was so sullen and so politically corrupt at first, there's really no gauging its spread.

'I like the pre-season work, I love coaching and working with players, but I don't like the matches, because they're not competitive and no gauge whatsoever of your prospects for the new season.