appraise

The whole time she could feel the man appraising her.

He took time to appraise each face looking at him.

Anything too large to carry may be appraised from a recent photograph.

He was standing a few feet away and her eyes appraised his body up close.

We talked for a time, and she began to look at me with appraising eyes.

I sent him out to appraise the situation this morning.

He appraised the man who entered with only a look.

They had been sitting there, not talking but appraising each other.

He had it appraised by an outside firm, and they said two million three.

So did many appraise you as they passed us in the market that day.

When the house was finished recently, he had it appraised.

Over the last 20 years the Church has begun to appraise itself.

Should we, in any event, be appraising teachers as individuals?

I stepped back for a moment to appraise her better.

On appraising the situation, he quickly moved to end the strike.

Appraise the students of their objective in coming to the university.

They were a small distance from one another, each with room and time to appraise the situation.

She stared at him with her big, appraising eyes and said nothing.

His sharp eyes had been appraising the two men and the woman.

Much had changed since 1972, when property was last appraised in this city of 218,500.

My daughter was appraising her mother with that "I told you so" look.

She did not turn away when he looked at her, but appraised him quite frankly.

We'll have the house appraised, and I'll pay you the value of it.

What are the most important points, at this stage, to help us appraise the work that has been done?

After a little, he gave her an odd, appraising look.