Sentence examples for try to gauge from inspiring English sources

Torre said he did not try to gauge Garciaparra's interest in the Yankees.

"I try to gauge everything I get offered by what my friends would say," he explains.

He began to try to gauge how serious the criticisms were.

It also illustrates the challenge that companies are facing as they try to gauge their prospects.

"The latest wave of buyers is more cautious as they try to gauge what's ahead".

Strange, too, to try to gauge the mood of the country through poetry.

"We try to gauge how serious they are by their answers to our questions.

Many of them try to gauge the evolutionary role of dreams.

Others try to gauge more the nebulous aspects of an institution, like "academic reputation".

I am not in the first scene so, still listening through the tannoy, try to gauge how it is going.

It is surely a priority for them to try to gauge how the record labels went wrong.