Sentence examples for he was judging from inspiring English sources
Wadsworth did not think that he was judging the collector in an un-Christian fashion.
What Glass didn't rescind, though, was the yardstick by which he was judging the merit of Shakespeare's work: whether the plays are "relatable".
"I have a good sensibility about the way people treat me, and I never got a sense from Roy that he was judging me on that level.
Also, it was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the release of Super Mario, and he was judging a competition in which thousands of players had used a Nintendo program to make and submit their own Mario animations.
The fact that the bouncer refused to look at Ms. Farmer's identification card before ejecting her showed that he was judging her simply by how she looked, Mr. Silverman said.
But the one woman who is always at his side and who took a bow with the mermaid models on Monday, is Mr. Cavalli's wife, Eva, whom he met in 1977 when she was Miss Austria and he was judging the Miss Universe contest in the Dominican Republic.
Unfortunately, while the visitor was in Albania, he was judged to be politically unreliable.
If it stayed put, he was judged black and placed in the black league.
Accordingly, he was judged a relapsed heretic and sentenced to burn at the stake.
