Sentence examples for interested in judging from inspiring English sources

This limits applicability when absolute positions are of interest but is not an issue if one is interested in judging relative positions, i.e. spacing, homogeneity, etc.

I'm also not interested in judging Lohan for wanting to collect that MTV money.

I'm less interested in judging folks and more invested in how I can help heal other people in my community and beyond".

If the examiner is interested in judging whether or not the student is able to perform a physical examination of the hip joint, this would be a psychomotor domain assessment.

Knust: I'm not interested in judging who gets things wrong or right.

The women own their sexuality and the narratives are interested in exploring their desires -- and in judging their mistakes, carnal and otherwise, without stealthily blaming them for being sexual in the first place.

China's automakers and government-backed research institutes are also intensely interested in H.C.C.I. technology, judging by a survey of technical papers presented at last year's congress of the Society of Automotive Engineers.

"And the purpose is not because the founding fathers were so interested in protecting judges as persons.

And Olympics fans, being much more interested, judging from the NBC coverage, in synchronized diving, are unlikely to care.

I don't know if America is really all that interested in the Murdochs, but judging from my mail, it certainly seems interested in my socks.

Admissions officers therefore tend to be highly interested in, and experienced judges of, character.