Examples of using "評価し" in a sentence and their english translations:
I had a good opinion of her.
- The value of health cannot be overestimated.
- The value of health can't be overestimated.
I appreciate her loyalty.
I had a good opinion of her.
I have a high opinion of him.
They carefully measure what they catch
We cannot rate the picture highly enough.
I have a high opinion of this book.
This book stands high in my opinion.
You shouldn't judge a man by his appearance.
Mother has a good opinion of the writer.
They valued my efforts.
They appreciate my effort.
The boss has a good opinion of your work.
They made much of the victory of their team in the tournament.
Don't underestimate your own strength.
We thought much of his first novel.
We have a good opinion of your invention.
Everyone estimates her work highly.
I have a high opinion of the film director.
His boss has a good opinion of his knowledge of computers.
I have a good opinion of the young candidate.
Greek philosophers placed value on democracy.
The boss has a high opinion of his secretary.
Mothers are often not appreciated.
I think highly of your way of thinking.
on well-validated emotion-measuring scales.
Critics thought little of the play.
We cannot overestimate her ability.
That's a misunderstanding, for sure. You're giving me too much credit.
- We cannot overestimate the value of health.
- We can't overestimate the value of health.
We're not measuring what really matters in the future.
We might have underestimated his ability.
But he’d underestimated Lefebvre, who pleaded for a frontline role…
We cannot speak too highly of his great achievements.
Its potential influence cannot be overestimated.
You cannot overestimate his abilities.
I rate him among the best modern composers in Japan.
What if we evaluated and treated troubled brains
Soult’s warning not to underestimate Wellington’s army was dismissed by Napoleon: "You think
You speak pretty highly of him but you're directly involved. I think my less charitable view might be more accurate since I can look at things objectively.
How do you assess your students?