Sentence examples for could be judging from inspiring English sources

That isn't how he's being billed at the Village Vanguard this week, but it could be, judging by Wednesday night's well-attended first set, which was broadcast on WBGO in Newark, 88.3 FM, and archived on NPR's Web site.

The eruption of the Ilopango sometime between 410 and 535 (based on radiocarbon dating of plant life buried by the eruption) could be, judging from the size of the caldera, powerful enough to explain the widespread ash and the effects on the climate.

One of those bad habits could be judging people who are different.

The new seats I'd be testing could be judged in two ways.

"It was the yardstick everybody on the East Coast could be judged by," he said.

For millennia, a man's prosperity could be judged by who cooked his meals.

"The terror inspired by Caligula's reign," wrote Suetonius, "could be judged by the sequel".

The looser the rules, the more relative the standards by which art could be judged.

"We took them out and put them in little goldfish bowls so they could be judged.

The blue spots on the strip could be judged as positive by the naked eye.

This method displayed high target-length tolerance and good detection specificity; one-base mismatch could be judged easily, even by visual inspection.