Sentence examples for judging as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Laurents is playing games and judging as much as he is taking on inflammatory questions and explosive defenses.

Ms. Belz is interested in process and work, which for Mr. Richter means looking and judging, as much as it does applying paint to canvas.

Maybe it's something to do with the fact that everyone here spends 10 days battling the elements in order to watch movies; it reaches the point where "no pain, no gain" joins the criteria in the judging, as well as being a condition of the viewing.

The moral of the Second Puzzle is that empiricism validates the old sophistry because it treats believing or judging as too closely analogous to seeing: 188e4 7.

Finally, he arrives at the conclusion that the kingly knowledge weaves together all the other epistêmai — like generalship and judging — as well as the laws and those things having to do with the city (305e).

Roland Jack, the communications coordinator for the International Skating Union, acknowledges that the new system might not be perfect, but he notes that the same judges would be eliminated throughout the whole skating program to make the judging as consistent as possible.

Japanese and Chinese loudness were judged as neutral.

Dots moving up were judged as animate more often than dots moving down, while dots moving down were judged as faster most often.

The country is judged as less risky by investors.

My family was judged as well.

A total of 406 (32%) prescriptions were judged as inappropriate.