Sentence examples for experience judging from inspiring English sources

These high jinks are a far cry from Lowell's experience, judging from the plaintive references to McLean that made their way into his work and from accounts by members of the staff and fellow inmates.

He may be six years younger than the average maiden victor, but he should still have enough Augusta experience judging by his number of previous appearances.

While recent hardware like the Nexus line of devices and Kindle Fire HD have done a lot to improve the Android tablet experience, judging by online video viewership, nothing yet is truly cracking Apple's stranglehold in terms of user engagement.

Along the way, it was a huge shot in the arm when jurors like Paula Wagner, Tom Bernard, David Geffen, Kathleen Kennedy and Sylvia Rhone would call to tell us how much the experience judging the best trailers meant to them, and how much they learned from the process.

The anti-anxiety pills seem to have been Bryan's most pleasant drug experiences, judging by the primary colours that bathe him in those drawings, the childlike crayon outlines, their babyish innocence.

We spoke with award-winning director, animator and illustrator Carlos Lascano about his experiences judging the "Animation" category and what he envisions for the medium's evolution.

The experience, Judge Mikva recalled, spurred his interest in finding a role in government — and in being the somebody who sent future somebodies.

Using examples from his own experience, Judge Rosenbaum said he opposed a Republican bill that would have blocked revision of the guidelines.

While noting that Mr. McConnell "apparently is well-educated and otherwise able" (he had an advanced degree and relevant job experience), Judge Stephenson observed that the plaintiff was not seeking simply "clandestinely to pursue his homosexual conduct".

"The experience," Judge Michael A. Ponsor wrote, "left me with one unavoidable conclusion: that a legal regime relying on the death penalty will inevitably execute innocent people -- not too often, one hopes, but undoubtedly sometimes".

One thing I know from personal experience, judges hate it when parties talk publicly about their cases.