Sentence examples for an attempt to judge from inspiring English sources

Dogs tilt their heads to the side in an attempt to judge our expressions and moods and respond accordingly.

In these cases the students seemed to be evaluating and comparing ideas in an attempt to judge which idea was better.

In various countries, standardised mortality ratios are used in an attempt to judge the quality of hospital care. 1 2 3 4 However, several authors have raised concerns that differences in standardised mortality ratios may not reflect differences in quality of care delivered.

Certain questions which might seem harmless might really be an attempt to judge your ability to provide.

So these economies are the swing voters, as it were, in any attempt to judge East Asia's outlook.

Although many daily movie reviewers judge a movie in isolation, as if the people who made it had no previous history, more serious critics now commonly attempt to judge a movie as an expressive vehicle of the director, and a working out of his personal themes.

Don't attempt to judge a person's pronoun preference by their gender expression.

It is scarcely worthwhile for us to attempt to judge nature here.

Keegan Sauder makes a surprise appearance and attempts to judge the relative Canadianess of fellow skaters Rick Howard and Rick McCrank, and the latter Rick narrowly avoids having the worst time ever with Eric Koston.

When an entity shows negative behavior, our proposed model attempts to judge whether an entity has performed negative action intentionally or unintentionally, by analyzing its sequence of interactions.

It's a hard fact to admit, but it does give a certain amount of perspective when attempting to judge other countries' efforts.