Sentence examples for who appraise from inspiring English sources

The Hurricanes will continue to be judged by many people who appraise them without sufficiently examining them.

Training Camp is the favorite of New York's sneaker fiends, those customers with 20 or 30 pairs in their closets, who clean them with a toothbrush, who appraise new acquaintances from the footwear up.

"Antiques Road Show" -- which tours the country and features experts who appraise viewers' antiques -- has become the top-rated program on PBS, with a regular audience of almost 14 million fans.

This means that individuals who appraise a sexual cue positively are hypothesized to maintain their attention to it.

This guide could be based on existing checklists developed for peer reviewers, ethics committees and consumer representatives who appraise trials, but modified for more general public use.

That is, to the extent that children holding negative self-views preferentially seek out negative feedback and peers who appraise them negatively, their negative self-views are likely further strengthened and internalized.

I asked Bruce Raful, a licensed appraiser in San Rafael, Calif., who appraised my house in nearby Mill Valley the last time I refinanced the mortgage, for his opinion.

They had received appraisals and mortgages from what Mr. Schumer called predatory lenders who appraised properties at inflated rates.

Visit to to the booth of Sigmund Rothschild, who appraised pieces at a dollar each.

But barring a last-minute settlement, the case against James Warren, another Chicago dealer, who appraised, acquired and resold a Segelman instrument, will come to trial in November.

Surveillance is a word that resonates when it comes to appraising the art of the extraordinarily long-lived and ceaselessly productive Louise Bourgeois, who died this week, aged 98. Usually it is the onlooker who appraises the work of art.