Sentence examples for 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.

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

Perhaps we could attempt to judge the novel free of the weight of its author's tragic life story?

But while his neutral director's eye does not blink at their shortcomings, he does not attempt to judge them, analyze them, or use them to advance a political argument.

Simply Hired and Indeed base their results on a crawling of the Web and mathematical formulas that attempt to judge the relevance of each job opening to a user's query, much as regular search results are presented on Google.

The trial, which began last week, is not the first attempt to judge what the German singer and anti-Communist dissident Wolf Biermann once called "a large-scale animal experiment on living people".

However, we're in the perverse position of the Inspectorate attempting to judge the financial situation of each force without the power to inspect the PCCs that make financial decisions!

This week you've got me and my attempts to judge PES 2013 fairly (which I'm sure will be analysed and pulled apart in the boxes below in a just a few seconds' time).

Face.com's ability to guess age comes from training software on a collection of hundreds of thousands of photos that had been labeled by people who made their own attempts to judge the age of people in them.

For scholars attempting to judge their efficacy, a first question is how to even define success.

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.