Sentence examples for escape judgment from inspiring English sources

THE collapse of the impeachment proceedings against President Joseph Estrada on January 17th does not necessarily mean he will escape judgment.

They are part of a national movement seeking an end to the tradition of impunity here that has allowed those with money or political clout to escape judgment.

Everyone has their proclivities and fantasies, and as long as no one is being taken advantage of in the process, people should be able to escape judgment for their lifestyles.

Is it part of our temporal myopia to think our religions will escape judgment thousands of years from now?

Trying to keep things positive is one thing, but attempting to escape judgment while still casting it on others is quite another.

But there is no escaping judgment on what the Rich pardon was on its own terms: indefensible and inexplicable.

She makes them characters in a play she is writing, and for herself she fashions a role as "the avenger" who is tracking down those who have escaped judgment for Holocaust crimes.

Though the Kremlin has been increasingly intolerant of political dissent, whether it comes packaged in pop culture or not —  the activists of Pussy Riot being but one example — V-Rox and its mostly apolitical musicians seem to have escaped judgment so far.

But it is equally hard to escape the judgment of which institution does better at capitalizing on their experience.

What Courage shows us will escape our judgment – but it remains infinitely available to our struggles to understand.

Or will Nixon face down Frost and escape public judgment, cheating the American people yet again of an apology, a confession of sin?