appraisement

He looked at her with swift appraisement and decided that she was "all to the good."

But she greeted him steady as a rock, even to the power of cool appraisement.

He pushed him inside and stood looking in upon him with a sour appraisement.

She stopped and regarded her visitor with whimsical appraisement.

It was no doubt a disappointment to her that this, the first serious appraisement of her work, should have been so long delayed.

"You're half-and-half, at any rate," she added, looking him up and down for a swift instant of appraisement, "if you're not altogether."

Her eyes looked at Elizabeth Temple steadily, ranging over her thoughtfully in her appraisement.

He saw the head and face of a young fellow of twenty, but, being unused to such appraisement, he did not know how to value it.

Karal noticed that Prince Daren was also giving him a look of both appraisement and approval.

CBP then establishes the final classification, appraisement and rate of duty applicable to an imported good based on the importer's data.

But I had stood for appraisement before, and this was not as im- portant to me as that which had carried over from my dream.

(The latter, of Lyon Cohen, a signal appraisement which finds similar expression in his uncle's behaviour, as we shall presently see.)

The appraisement is extant and provides information on ship's gear on board at that time as well as equipment such as muskets and other arms.

Came the day when all mists and cob-webs dissolved, when he found his brain clear as a bell, and took just appraisement of his body's weakness.

He realised, with some interest, that behind her modest pleasant manner, here was a young woman who was positively arrogant in her appraisement of her own qualities.

SELF-ESTEEM, n. An erroneous appraisement.

Lady Veula looked at Youghal and his mount with slow critical appraisement, and there was a note of blended raillery and wistfulness in her voice.

Yet mankind for ever doubts, quirks, and for every pleasure pays, till he becomes millionary: the punishment shall fit the appraisement of his capitalization, there is that fear!

He held the office for one year, and during that time perfected the system of direct transportation of imports in bond without appraisement and examination at the port of original entry.

She had just about decided to drive home on the rim, when a young man crossed the walk from Erie Street and joined her in her doleful appraisement of the punctured casing.

Revolutions are usually accompanied by a considerable effusion of blood, but are accounted worth it - this appraisement being made by beneficiaries whose blood had not the mischance to be shed.

It was difficult to believe that the girl who lay on the slung couch and examined her visitors with calm appraisement could be identical with the figure of misery which had emerged from the locker.

Her dark eyes would pass slowly over her assembled children and would linger longest on Llewellyn, her first-born, and in them would be an appraisement, a doubt, something that was almost fear.

If any descriptive word is used at all, it is usually "valuer", and the procedure is called a "valuation" or an "appraisement", and not "expert determination" or a "reference to an expert".

Mistaken at the top of one's voice"; "LAWYER, n. One skilled in circumvention of the law"; "SELF-ESTEEM, n. An erroneous appraisement."