Sentence examples for judged even from inspiring English sources

It's perfectly judged, even with optional £830 adjustable shocks.

You get judged even before you make the movie.

She had thought about asking a colleague at work for advice but feared she would be judged, even blamed.

But judged even as an extract - as only a piece of writing - Juneteenth is still a disappointment.

In Scotland, her performance is likely to have been judged even more winning, a reflection, in part, of her sure political touch.

Merely to share the platform with him on equal terms is to gain in stature: a good performance will be judged even better.

This is a finely judged evening of high jinks and shivers.

The events were difficult to judge even then.

Don't judge: even peerless, pacific Einstein became shatterer of worlds.

But the vicissitudes of life may require judgments in less than optimal circumstances, or we may decide to judge even though we lack a clear perception.

Who knows how people in 200 years will judge even our most egalitarian ideas today?