Sentence examples for which he rated from inspiring English sources

His real passion was architecture, which he rated the most important of all the arts.

Richard filled out an 18-question survey on which he rated various symptoms on a 0-to-3 scale.

Sam Allardyce was thrilled to witness a performance from Andy Carroll which he rated among the striker's most accomplished in the colours of West Ham.

Sullivan also gave a couple of interviews in which he rated the chances of staying up at 25 per cent, and questioned the commitment of several out-of-contract players.

And on Afghanistan, which he rated Britain's top foreign policy priority, he offered no reason to contradict the view that Britain's reluctant involvement there will go on and on – until Barack Obama decides we can leave.

This time, Mr. Fluck said yes — to the welcoming front stoop, the big kitchen, the far-apart bedrooms, the three nearby dog runs and the right kind of neighborhood, which he rated 70percentt Old World and 30percentt hipster.

Nevertheless, the stock, which he rates a sell, closed at $20.65, up 16.8percentt for the year to date.

"The main long-term worry for the banking sector is the creditworthiness of telecommunications companies," Mr. Burnand said, though he pointed out that UBS, which he rates a "market perform," is one of the least at risk.

The other no-go area is the Meditation Room, which he rates as a Chagall-blue "Dra culesque crypt" humming with the multilingual mantras of tourists and the squeaking of their sneakers.

The exhibition, to open on Sept. 8, is his first major show in the United States and also his first experience contending with the entrenched and enigmatic interests of the junk economy on the East Coast, which he rates alongside Istanbul as the most difficult he has ever encountered.

Carlson maintains a model portfolio in his newsletter of DRIP stocks, which he rates on value and current attractiveness to investors.