Sentence examples for had judged from inspiring English sources

None of us had judged anything before.

He had summed up – he had judged.

Tess had judged her for that, just a little.

Previously Ofsted had judged a quarter of schools on the Isle of Wight to be inadequate.

Others had judged that rubies did not work and were trying various gases.

The deal stunned some observers, who had judged him as no more than an average prospect.

Three teams of psychiatrists, they said, had judged her a good candidate.

The minutes said the Fed had judged the markets at that point to be "especially volatile".

Sevilla, though, had judged that parking the bus was the only plausible way.

Polls found that voters had judged Mr. Bush more likable than Mr. Gore and more of a leader.

By 2007 Ofsted had judged the school to be "good", and four years later the schools inspectorate rated it "outstanding".