Sentence examples for draft judged from inspiring English sources

Even her traditional-minded father, reading an early book draft, judged it excellent — "except for all the sex".

In the new constitution that they helped draft, judges bestowed upon themselves almost total autonomy.

The text is a crucial step forward for the talks, as previous versions of the draft were judged to be too long and unwieldy for negotiators to grapple with in time for the December deadline.

In case a genome draft is judged to be of significant value to address the problem at hand, it needs to be considered whether sufficient financial and computational resources are available to produce a genome of satisfactory quality.

— Nicklas Lidstrom of the Detroit Red Wings and his opposing captain, Eric Staal of the host Carolina Hurricanes, chose up sides in the first N.H.L. All-Star Game draft, and judging by the final score Sunday, they picked evenly.

As the bill is currently drafted, judges will be able to disagree with the home secretary's granting of a warrant on matters of process but not substance.

"The benchmark was three years after the draft that you judged a player," said Pete Babcock, the general manager.

The 11th pick in the draft, Carter-Williams was judged to be a solid prospect, if a somewhat subpar shooter with a slight propensity to turn the ball over.

As if in response, "Draft Day" offers a way of judging draft choices based on virtue.

The US embassy declined to discuss the negotiations but a state department official in Washington told the New York Times that the draft document should be judged in its entirety.

Evaluating a team's draft is like judging a first date -- you really don't get to know the person over appetizers only.