Sentence examples similar to judging a thing from inspiring English sources

"Don't judge a thing off him by that look".

As Watson left a birdie putt on the 17th eight feet short, Nick Faldo claimed: "He can't judge a thing".

They are not very good for color or value - light colors overexpose to white and dark colors get far too dark, so judging a photo against similar things you've seen in person is the best way to get color and value accurate.

In other words, people can accurately judge a few things from shoes, but rarely deeper insights.

The tricky thing about judging a competition that focuses on the indefinable "X Factor" is that it's clearly not just about talent; connecting with an audience is also a big part of being a successful artist.

How do you judge such a thing?

It's always hard to judge whether a thing in the fourth category is "overhyped" or not: presumably that would require totting up all the hype about the topic, and also everything that's genuinely interesting or important about it, to see whether the first outweighs the second (but even if so, how much does that matter?).

The day after the previous moratorium ended, Salazar and his boss sure showed that judge a thing or two about what power they had, with no accountability to demonstrate balanced concern for environmental safety, science, existing policy and alternatives.

Don't judge a girl by things her best friend does.

But you can't judge a man by one thing".

Shareholders or potential investors will mainly judge a company on two things: current and prospective profit levels and the potential market value of products that are in the company's development pipeline.