Sentence examples for true barometer from inspiring English sources

The Patriots are the Jets' true barometer.

A. I think secondaries are the true barometer for the health of the new-issues market.

The only true barometer of the impact of El Chapo's imprisonment is the price of drugs on the streets.

Last night wasn't a true barometer of just how ready the Knicks are for the post-season.

The true barometer of economic behavior is nestled between the chocolate-chip cookies and marshmallow goo in a corner shop of the celebrity heartland that is Primrose Hill.

The Timberwolves (5-16) have sunk to the depths of the Western Conference and are not a true barometer for any opponent.

"Either those polls are true barometers of conservative intensity and are accurately predicting the rightward tilt of the vote Tuesday – or they're oversampling conservatives and overstating Gov Walker's lead".

There are no true barometers of that, but the Emmys are kind of one of them, so we do have a little sigh of relief and a moment where we say, "All right, we're still doing a pretty good show here".

Beyond that, political ideology is a far-from-true barometer in deciding business cases before the court.

Another reliable barometer of your entrepreneurial inclinations.

De Botton hastens to point out that although the perks and comforts of rank are undeniably delightful, merely occupying an enviable social rung is by no means a barometer of true worth.