Sentence examples for Judges the work from inspiring English sources

Asked how he judges the work, he says it can be outrageous but must be functional and, crucially, dry-cleanable.

Although the Constitution imposes no educational background requirements for federal judges, the work of the Court involves complex questions of law ranging from constitutional law to administrative law to admiralty law and consequently, a legal education has become a de facto prerequisite to appointment on the Supreme Court.

But readers must judge for themselves, just as they learn to judge the work of Picasso and Einstein.

I'm of the school that says: judge the work, not who did it.

We should judge the work of the tribunal by its legal expertise, not by the political outcomes we desire.

The idea that they might have to explain their decisions led them to judge the work by its quality.

He talks about Long's "meticulous precision", how "carefully judged" the work is and its impact on the viewer.

"For any group to come together and judge the work of other people is something I would never do.

You're not judging the work that is shown to the public, you're judging a piece of work or exhibition that is not there.

I like to think that I grill a pretty mean chicken, but as for judging the work of others, my wife and I were clearly the neophytes here.

"I agree with everything in this if 'not' is put in front of every statement," is how he once judged the work of a civil servant.