Sentence examples for are not competent to judge from inspiring English sources

People are right to condemn me but are not competent to judge me.

One Madison County woman defended her decision to take the oath in a letter to her sister: "The people of South Ala., as any other place, where they have laws to protect them, and plenty to eat, and wear … are not competent to judge of what is right and propper".

Among these are the observations that people are asked to give opinions on matters about which they are not competent to judge, that polling interferes with the democratic process, and that survey research causes annoyance and is perceived as an invasion of privacy.

I say no; the Israeli civilian tribunal is not competent to judge him.

"Why that is and who is at fault I am not competent to judge".

Asked whether the parishioners had been consulted, he said: "I'm very democratic, but the public is not competent to judge".

I am not competent to judge whether Chow is really the type to make the opposite sex go weak at the knees, waist, neck, and other points of seizure, although to my eyes he looked, with his whisker of mustache, like a no-good rat in a George Raft movie.

Holdren conceded that he was not competent to judge the merits of particular projects.

Its blunt tone, denouncing the inquisitor and the other Cologne theologians as a pack of sophists who hated humanistic studies and attacked books they were not competent to judge, probably did not mollify his critics; but the archbishop overruled the inquisitor and De occulta philosophia was finally published in July of 1533.

When a patient is not competent to judge her/his own illness and to seek help, it might be unethical not to provide treatment that might improve her/his condition [ 3].

Although I am not competent to judge the accuracy of this historical report, and would not know if equivalent works have been published previously, I feel that this manuscript should represent a valuable addition to the field, and that the final parts of the manuscript, and the discussion in particular, raise several interesting questions and prospects.