Sentence examples for judge whether we from inspiring English sources

From this we could start to judge whether we felt the students were at risk.

Without the benefit of historical distance, how do we judge whether we are in the midst of such a realignment?

History will judge whether we can succeed in "establishing civilized, decent, nonbelligerent, pro-Western polities in Afghanistan and Iraq".

"You can certainly judge whether we should have signed Jaret with his injury history, but that's a different issue".

It appears that most often, at least for the books that are central to our particular culture, our behavior inhabits some intermediate territory, to the point that it becomes difficult to judge whether we have read them or not".

It's for others to judge whether we manage it, but – alongside the knockabout fun – we're trying to burrow beneath the glib generalisations to unearth something more substantial about the united/divided British state of mind.

They gaze out at us accusingly, as if judging whether we have fulfilled the promise of that euphoric moment that held so much hope for the future.

It's also not surprising that other people are able to read our movements, whether it is in judging whether we will win a music competition, or whether we are bluffing at poker.

"When an audience watches, they're a much better judge of whether we're doing it right or not than we are.

"We ask them questions, and from their responses and their attitude we judge whether or not we think they are being truthful with us," says Mr Bailey.

"We're all going to be judged on whether we get it right, and shorts are not like the miniskirt.