Sentence examples for judge experiences from inspiring English sources

END ON A HIGH NOTE Daniel Kahneman, a Princeton psychologist and Nobel laureate, has demonstrated in studies that people tend to judge experiences largely on peak moments, either good or bad, that stood out — regardless of how long the experience lasted (a phenomenon called the "peak-end rule").

Therefore, men who were exposed earlier in life may have experienced more lasting physiologic changes that may have then made them more prone to judge experiences as distressful (Aldwin et al. 1989; Dohrenwend et al. 1984; Virgolini et al. 2005).

He has the qualities Americans expect in a judge: experience, wisdom, fairness and civility.

A reading of D. Graham Burnett's "Trial by Jury" (reviewed by Barry Gewen, Sept. 16) by a judge experienced in conducting jury trials brings three thoughts to mind.

But the truth -- a truth every moviegoer and honest critic instinctively knows -- is that you can't judge experience according to prefabricated categories.

After the same "examine her record" and "open discussion about the issues" platitudes, they'll raise "concerns" about the very lack of judge experience the other side is "lauding".

The whole judging experience has been sobering.

"It judges experience over three years and it doesn't specify which lecturers are good and which are bad.

"The earlier the prep begins," says Mr. Abe, who has seven years of judging experience, "the better the plan is.

Weisberg, who until last year was editor of Slate, said the judging experience had been enjoyable but trickier than he had anticipated.

My rookie level of judging experience has not skewed the results dramatically, as the judges were in sync about the winner.