It may judge rightly that its readership demographic is more likely to be the car-owning, conventional bourgeoisie, which feels affronted by downtown bicycling bohemians and any politically-correct tribune in city hall who spends its tax dollars tearing up perfectly good parking spaces to create bike lanes.
WHEN history comes to assess France's response to the Paris terror attacks of January 2015, it may judge them the moment that a battered nation returned to the values it was founded to protect.
If Celera's version of the human genome proves as good as its fruit fly genome, scientists may judge it to have chosen the better path.
History may judge it to be less than the perfect modern classic it aims to be, but it is a memorable tale, distinguished by masterful prose, an intriguingly peculiar sensibility, and something hard to define that many great works of art have: a kind of dignity.
"Furthermore, in certain circumstances the U.S. may judge it to be in its own national interest to participate directly in the destruction of an Iranian nuclear weapons capability.
It's best to pretend that Boaz Yakin's drama A PRICE ABOVE RUBIES (1998) is a TV movie; that way you may judge it more gently.
HISTORY may judge it a little odd that after the greatest accrual of private wealth in a century, the United States decided to give its richest citizens a giant tax break.
Another installation, of videos of scolding heads in a room with projected texts, pushes confrontation to an extreme -- you may judge it to be condescension rather than confrontation -- borrowing a tip or two from the work of Bruce Nauman, minus his essential black humor.
"But history may judge it a turning point, a moment when the builders of stability seized the initiative from the destroyers of hope, and when we were able to show, as have generations before us, that when we demand the best from ourselves and insist that others adhere to a similar high standard — when we do that, we have immense power to shape a safer and a more humane world".
They allow, too, that moral motivation is defeasible; a person may judge it right to φ, while failing to be moved to φ, due to depression or weakness of will.
Well, hang on, let us read it first, and then we may judge for ourselves.
