Sentence examples for judged better from inspiring English sources

Gloria Tamlyn (North) judged better.

It's not the only time his playing has been judged better than the composer's music.

Dennis Clerkin (North) judged better, first responding one spade, then jumping to game when his brother showed a club suit.

Protecting American soldiers from potential death or injury during a risky capture operation is a second reason it was judged better to kill Awlaki by remote control.

And there is the Car Wash Cafe, where you can indeed wash your car or else sit down to a crab meat omelet with grits that many I talked to judged better than Grandma's.

Yates, Easter Parade In the Richard Yates novel Joan Didion judged better than Revolutionary Road, Easter is the last moment of innocence for two sisters – one parading, one watching – with lives of frustration ahead of them.

The knowing artist may judge better than the people.

I know spaces, distances, and I can judge better the decision-making of the players.

Over time, the company plans to offer subscribers information about ways to drive more safely, get more miles to a gallon of gasoline, or judge better what is being fixed in their cars.

Even judging better from worse readings almost always hinges more on the interpretation given to the text by the interpreter and/or translator, and the purpose(s) for which the translation was done, topics to which we will now turn.

Nobody can judge better than yourself.