Judging from his expression, I might as well have told him his wife was having an affair with Lance Armstrong.
But, judging from his expression, Pompeo, who has scoffed at the crisis in past statements, didn't quite grasp her point.
When King asked the candidates to describe themselves in a single word, Paul chose consistent; Santorum, courage; Romney, resolute; and Gingrich, cheerful (judging from his expression, that last one was either a joke or a euphemism for sneering).
And Redford, judging from his bemused expression at the Golden Globes, couldn't give less of a toss.
Another credentialed man also some kind of policeman, judging from his suit, expression and muscles hops out of an SUV.
Judging by his expression in newsreels, he experienced both sadness and relief.
He said he'd wait forever for Violet, and judging by his expression, he meant it.
"The decision of the judge is his expression of the truth," Judge Vaval said.
To judge from his singing, he has not abandoned his iron-pumping regimen.
To judge from his use of language, his spirits seemed not just stable but positively aroused.
To judge from his body language, Hughes must have felt the same.
