Sentence examples for he will judge from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Walsh said, he will judge his off-season on that basis.

Commissioner Bud Selig is right to say he will judge on a "case-by-case basis".

He will judge which products have been made healthier, by how much, and whether consumers have simply switched from the more nutritious products to less healthy ones.

Attanasio said Suzuki had listed three criteria by which he will judge his interest in signing with a team.

Paul Sarbanes, the senator mainly responsible for the eponymous act, says he will judge Mr Pitt's credibility largely by his choices for the board.The SEC now has only two weeks left to make those choices.

But he has made it clear to those who know him that he will judge his most recent West Wing stint largely on whether he can deliver on Obama's commitment to tackle global warming.

Jackson's value to the show was enhanced by Carey's signing, although Fox has yet to say whether he'll judge next season.

"Stuart won't judge himself as a popular figure, he'll judge himself as a manager.

Is the boy I've decided to date so insecure that he'll judge me for drinking a vodka cranberry and not a "manly" pint?

He remains the keeper of the five tests and he alone will judge how much progress is made towards reducing those impediments to structural convergence he has identified.

But he added: "History will judge that he lived in complex times, in a very complex neighbourhood".