Sentence examples for judge perspective from inspiring English sources

You're trying to judge perspective, you're trying to interpret what's going on …" Hollingworth cites another study which found that more than half of car commuters said they drove on autopilot, with a quarter unable to recall basic details of their journey, such as whether they had to stop at red lights.

"From the judges' perspective, we were really impressed that they were able to take an existing technology and very quickly convert it into something that could be used and that there is a huge unmet need for.

Selden himself, not surprisingly, disagrees with the judge's perspective and with Airbnb's position.

By entering competitions, students find it useful to view their work as a whole and gain valuable practice considering their art from an outsider's (the judge's) perspective.

"It's a difficult question under current law, and a lot depends on the judge's perspective," Chemerinsky said.

Then everyone submits phrases that might be applicable to the judge's perspective, ranging from the absurd to the cynical.

If possible, practice stacking and baiting in front of a mirror so you can see your dog from the judge's perspective.

The present study aimed to estimate the repeatability of fecal digestibility in pigs, as a first step to judge the perspectives for a breeding approach of nutrient digestibility.

Yet it's as if, instead, Preminger's film had spent almost half a century buried in a sack and, now that it's out of the bag, can be judged with perspective.

History does not judge from the perspective of a dictator's followers and defenders, but from that of his victims.

By approaching the Gaza war, and his report, from this perspective, Judge Goldstone could have opened debate and prompted reflection in Israel.