Sentence examples for judge for instance from inspiring English sources

The judge, for instance, helped impose a fine for lawyers who bring "frivolous" litigation, even though there is no legislation specifically giving her the power to do that.

"Judge", for instance, captures the habitual intimacy of couples who don't like each other (or one of whom doesn't like the other).

One kind of conservative judge, for instance, defers to the democratic process and views decisions to strike down laws enacted by Congress as "judicial activism".

The judge, for instance, may assume that among the destroyed documents were citizen complaints — some that were racially charged and did not contain accusations of any criminal activity — that requested immigration patrols in spots where the sheriff's office later conducted patrols.

There are no female judges, for instance.

Judges, for instance, will get $250, far less than the $830 they earned before the war.

Family court judges, for instance, have to approve any final adoptions.

The Mercury judges, for instance, excused its lack of original material, describing it as "a remarkable showcase of classic soul power".

Ashlie's fate rests in the hands of Elle's fashion news director, Anne Slowey, who puts on her very best imperious face as she judges, for instance, the competitors' attempts to present her with a nutritious and artfully arranged breakfast.

If one judges, for instance, that all men are mortal, one has first to analyse this judgement to find out that this is a negative judgement in which the object 'immortal human being' gets rejected.

It's the part of the brain that picks up on facial expressions and nuances -- judging, for instance, who's trustworthy or dangerous -- and that's helpful when you regularly encounter hundreds of strangers.