Sentence examples for Upon judged from inspiring English sources

Even some corners of Facebook, whose motto is to "connect and share with the people in your life," are emerging as a virtual pillory, where the actions of online pariahs are parsed and commented upon, judged against the mores of the real world, often with little context or compassion.

And while the judges called it an acknowledgment of the aspiration nature of the show for viewers, what the producers were really doing was reinforcing the perception that (certain) mothers are mistakenly looked down upon, put upon, judged negatively for being mothers and deserving of more forgiveness, understanding and consideration than anyone else in the competition.

The novelist Michael Cunningham has written two articles for the New Yorker in which he recalls – at tedious, repetitive length – the delights and discomforts attendant upon judging this year's Pulitzer prize for fiction.

However, the main focus of the work is laid upon a sensitivity analysis regarding soot combustion within the pore combined with a discussion upon judging the accuracy of computed results.

Upon judging the time-course of effects of testosterone on the prostate, it is of note that aging itself is a factor in the rise of both prostate volume and PSA (84), and there is no endpoint in the effects of testosterone on the prostate.

Gabriela: When you're one of like three girls, I feel like I have to be smarter because you are being looked down upon and judged.

This shape × curvedness interaction can be seen in the results shown in Fig.  4: the effect of the actual shape variations upon the participants' judged shapes depended heavily upon the magnitude of the surface curvedness.

This means that effect estimates are judged upon regarding their direction and magnitude rather than upon their statistical significance (or non-significance).

"We are clear that these cases should be judged upon their outcomes, not only for the victim, but the offender and wider community".

Smith will probably be judged upon what he will be able to do with DiPietro, the former No. 1 draft choice who made his N.H.L. debut midway through last season.

The deed is the first international instrument that NSAGs could voluntarily and unilaterally sign and be judged upon their implementation thereof.