Sentence examples for as one judge put it from inspiring English sources

As one judge put it: "The judges are people who are very fond of figure skating.

As one judge put it, the only just target is 100% attendance.

At the Pelican Bay State Prison in Crescent City, Calif., for instance -- one of a new generation of ultramodern, ultraexpensive "supermaxes" -- the conditions "press the outer bounds of what most humans can psychologically tolerate," as one judge put it.

He also said he believes "the jury should be informed that if it finds a defendant not guilty by reason of insanity that the defendant would not be immediately, as one judge put it, 'turned loose'", but rather be likely to have their mental state and potential dangerousness assessed further in a high-security facility.

But Judge Kaplan asked why prosecutors could not simply agree to the defense's request that the government "preserve certain things," as the judge put it.

It was, as the judge put it, merely "fortuitous" that the mechanism had not, in turn, lit the explosive powder.

Rosen writes: The most consistent concern was that Sotomayor, although an able lawyer, was "not that smart and kind of a bully on the bench," as one former Second Circuit clerk for another judge put it.

As another judge puts it: "Our judgments tend to fall into two categories.

At the start of the trial, Judge Samour made sure he had extras because, as one expert put it, "The judge knew that given the attention and the amount of information that's out there, there's a good chance that some jurors are going to disobey him and do what's natural.

"They give you a kick up the backside but don't judge you," as one parent put it.

From West Virginia to Indiana to Mississippi to Iowa to Texas, the station managers and their lawyers have found themselves in the unlikely and unwanted role of acting as "judge and jury," as one put it, in sorting out highly charged and complicated claims from the political committees overseeing the Congressional elections this fall.