Sentence examples for have been judging from inspiring English sources
People have been judging him before they've even met him since he was a kid.
They have been judging me every day, and sometimes it hurt, but most times I came out through the worm hole a stronger person.
Gregg and John have been judging the show for a long time and they want you to do well so the criticism is constructive.
"Tehran's decision to halt its nuclear weapons programme suggests it is less determined to develop nuclear weapons than we have been judging since 2005," stated the unclassified summary of the secret report.
The US president denied the national intelligence estimate (NIE) - which said Tehran's determination to develop nuclear weapons "is less... than we have been judging" - had undercut his administration's repeated assertions that Iran was building nuclear weapons.
When writers begin to see the powerful men operating in terms of available alternatives, while they have been judging them in terms of ideals, they often develop "personal" admiration for the great bastards whom they have always condemned and still condemn.
Over 20% of free schools inspected have been judged outstanding.
No, this could never have been judged too loud.
"The obituaries have already been written - I have been judged in six weeks.
"Al-Azhar should have brought Mahfouz before a committee where he would have been judged.
