Sentence examples for continues to judge from inspiring English sources

But Australia continues to judge its spinners by the unparalleled standards set by Warne, a once-in-a-century talent, and to be impatient with the merely promising.

Knowing this, it becomes increasingly aggravating when society continues to judge fat women far more harshly than fat men.

Scholars have continued to judge Gandhi's place in history.

Let's continue to judge people by the content of their characters, including Senator Reid.

I may continue to judge my friends to be over-sensitive, or my speech to be so important, as to outweigh their emotional pain.

Listeners will continue to judge these exceptional figures for their actions and their art, and the way people do so will reveal their own prejudices.

But investors have not paid much attention, in part because they continue to judge U.S. government securities to be safer than any other option at a time of continuing global financial unease.

In any case, it is the fact that the universities of the world, which claim the responsibility of advancing knowledge, do continue to judge their teachers more by their research and writing than by their teaching.

Chilcot wrote: "Those involved in Maxwellisation process have engaged fully and I continue to judge that no one has taken an unreasonable length of time to respond given the range and complexity of the issues under consideration".

I looked at them and thought, 'You know, I don't think we can create socialism with these people.' "Maddeningly, the group long continued to judge broader issues by the reverberations within their tiny circle.

And it does so without ethical compromise, since the magazine has always rejected Ms. Lilly's poetry submissions in the past and will, no doubt, continue to judge them with its usual critical acuity.