Sentence examples for good position to judge from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, since you, the gift giver, know the recipient's style, you're in a good position to judge.

It sounds as if Truss, locked away in her ivory tower, is not in a good position to judge.

As a lawyer himself, and the bank's general counsel at the time of the Countrywide purchase, Mr Moynihan is in a good position to judge.

meme, it's fair to wonder whether the Supreme Court Justices (average age: sixty-nine) are in a good position to judge what's reasonable when it comes to interpreting hip-hop.

We are in a good position to judge and this club is very close to our heart.

Schreiterer is in a good position to judge: His wife, a professor of history, is currently considering an offer from Yale University.

Liberal critics maintain that we are simply not in good epistemic position to judge the reasons an agent would have to support laws that protect basic liberal commitments were he better informed and more reasonable.

He stops and the crowd go wild, nodding at each other as if they are in a position to judge how good it was.

I think they're just blind to the fact that England's 11 best cricketers (as chosen by the nominated selectors, who are in the best position to judge) are barely good enough to squeak through a home series against NZ and nowhere near good enough to threaten a very solid Saffa side.

And he suggested that certain people were in a position to judge what was in good taste: those who had "delicate sentiment, improved by practice" could decide, "the true standard of taste and beauty".

Whether this was a change for the good or a less welcome change, I am in no position to judge.