Sentence examples for few to judge from inspiring English sources

Most marijuana contests grade the flower the part of the plant that you smoke but the growers' fair was among the few to judge the plants in the "veg" stage, before they start to bud.

"There are few people with such talent, so there are few able to judge what I am doing".

Patients have few ways to judge what is best for improving health or saving money.

It will take a few years to judge whether Sunday's move positioned the team for sustainable success.

Expectations from the 17th pick are generally low, and it usually takes a few years to judge a draft intelligently.

Contemporary art has overwhelmed the current market, but it is still a colossal risk, if only because there are so few standards to judge it by.

Still, there are very few poems to judge here, and some are fairly light (nor are the lines written by the undergraduate Nabokov likely to impress, unless you like your poetry rich in "o'er" and frosted with "moonlight dim").

Observers talk next of selling off the ailing state carrier, Air India, or reducing government holdings in various banks.So far, sadly, the BJP offers far too few details to judge how comprehensive a reform programme it would follow.

Whisk the cream for a few seconds to judge the result until you have the consistency you need. 4 If you want the cream for a cake filling or similar, it is now ready to use.

And one comes across very few demands to judge him -- although he has already been indicted by the United Nations tribunal in The Hague -- for war crimes committed by troops under his direct or indirect control.

Take at least a few seconds to judge whether the thing that has you so angry is more awful than a missed chance to end the bloodbath of the Civil War.