Sentence examples for it's possible to judge from inspiring English sources

IF it's possible to judge a restaurant by its espresso, Due Terre is excellent.

Without exception, each one was high on the food chain in terms of attractiveness, fashion sense and, if it's possible to judge by looks alone, intelligence.

So far as it is possible to judge, Tyco's shortcomings do not appear as egregious as those of its former chief executive.

Because it was inherited he believed it was possible to judge someone's personality based on their physical appearance – in other words that you could literally see that someone was (or would grow up to be) criminal, or violent, or lustful.

Only then will it be possible to judge whether Maxxi, Hadid's finest built work to date, is a real success.

By the time it is possible to judge the outcome of the decision, the person who made the decision is possibly not in power anymore – so there is no accountability in the system.

But only when she and others have told us more about their plans will it be possible to judge if she's the Labour contender most likely to effect the changes London most needs.

The show raises questions about the ability of outsiders to interpret foreign cultures, and also about whether it is possible to judge the attitudes of 19th-century Americans by modern standards.

No deal with Iran, Russia, or China on any foreseeable issue, however, will be devoid of mutual interests, and in no negotiation with them will it be possible to judge U.S. success on the basis of how badly we "beat" the other side.

By looking at the number of edges obtained, it is possible to judge whether the border of interest is the thickest folded hem or not.

However, from the δ15N it is possible to judge if the individual has been subjected to a freshwater reservoir effect at all.