Sentence examples for had been judging from inspiring English sources

If I had been judging, I probably wouldn't have been too far different.

In the ABC interview, Mr. Obama said his critics had been judging him on the style but not the substance of his policies during the past several weeks.

It was concrete blocks and someone had clipped it, moved it, moved it just a few millimetres – and I mean just a few millimetres – and he had been judging it that perfectly".

I was looking up who had been judging the Turner over the years and you notice the point at which they decided they needed international judges to raise the status of the prize.

Motion said if he had been judging this year's prize, he would have included novels by Alan Hollinghurst, Graham Swift, Philip Hensher, Edward St Aubyn and Ali Smith on his shortlist, as well as Julian Barnes's The Sense of An Ending, which did make the lineup.

After one close line call in Fox Point, she snapped at the line judge: "How can you see from that position?" The line judge lifted his nose as if to indicate that he had been judging for 30 years and would do as he damn pleased, but following game point, when he thought no one was looking, he shifted his chair so he could see straight down the line.

Two thousand stories, and mine had been judged the best!

Mr. Edwards concluded that he had been judged by a "jury of my peers".

ESPN had been judged too conservative in denouncing Hill's political expression.

"He had been judged to be uncooperative during an earlier interrogation," the report states.

It was obvious that the book had been judged without benefit of reading.