Sentence examples for can judge from from inspiring English sources

You can judge from the agonizing debt spectacle we've watched this summer how well that's working.

As far as I can judge from a reading of the transcripts, he did not.

We can judge from this the delicate balancing act the football manager must perform.

And Cindy looks as comfortable, as far as one can judge from that fixed smile.

Some are quite bawdy, which, if we can judge from the Tudor playwright Shakespeare, is true to the period.

But this is perhaps excusable, even appropriate, for a man whose character—so far as one can judge from the pictures themselves seems so reticent, even deliberately evasive.

Hawking appears to believe (and so far I can judge only from the extracts in the Times magazine, Eureka) that he has proved the nonexistence of God.

Dadda believes that fish with more symmetric brains can judge information from both visual fields equally.

Barnes told ITV documentary John Barnes: Sports Life Stories: "What I can judge it from is by looking at society.

And we can judge them from our own perspectives and life choices...or observe and respect what works for them.

This way, you can judge it from your own perspective.