Sentence examples for average judge from inspiring English sources
"That's very difficult psychologically for the average judge".
The average judge's view of invention tends to have more to do with Coleridge's theories about the imagination than with the judge's experience inside an engineering lab.
The average judge in the crosshairs probably won't show the same integrity - an ability (or is it willingness?) - to brook the public's undoubted opprobrium in according leniency.
Phrases like, "I'm just nipping off to the unisex bathroom," or, "I would like to introduce Exhibit A, a dancing baby that symbolises my neuroses," will do little more than piss off your average judge.
Williams also has a somewhat richer diversity of work experience than the average judge: before she earned her law degree, she taught third graders and music classes in inner-city Detroit schools.
"You know, Zito's got a 0.00 ERA average judging by the last six pitches".
On average, judges who were confronted with their mortality beforehand set a much higher bail than those who were were not confronted – $455 versus $50.
Click here for a full list featuring each Strictly Come Dancing contestant along with their average judges score as calculated by the Radio Times.
He has also put money into ZestCash, which makes payday loans that are cheaper than the industry's average, judging risk via criteria like cellphone bills and how its applicants read the ZestCash Web site.
They are more correlated when sounds such as music, church bell, birds, etc., being on average judged pleasant or neutral, are excluded.
For each individual subject the average judged depths of these 4 conditions were used as a weight for the different conditions in the contrast equation.
