Sentence examples for judging between from inspiring English sources

It makes judging between them distinctly unfair.

The theory in the 70s was that women were more passive, judging between male capacities, but now we know that women are vastly more powerful than that in establishing relationships".

Two gang members were killed and a third injured.The new law will interpose the Brazilian state into this mess, judging between competing claims, handing smaller plots of land to their apparent owners and reclaiming very large ones (in excess of 1,500 hectares or 3,700 acres) for the state.

In speaking of the incommensurability of values, Berlin seems to have meant that there is no common measure, no 'common currency' for comparison, in judging between any two values in the abstract.

Using evidence ranging from brain lesions to neuroanatomy, electrophysiology, the effect of anaesthetics and mind-altering chemicals and cerebral imaging, he shows that the brain is involved in and essential to emotional responses and conscious effort of all sorts, ranging from appreciating art to speaking, writing, and judging between right and wrong, both intellectual and ethical.

But the ones in the middle I find more difficult to judge because of the marking schedule, it's only out of 20 and there were lots of different sections so you've only got one or two marks per section....you know, judging between say, giving them 2 or 3 marks actually at the end can make a fairly big difference on their overall mark.

To judge between them was a matter of rarified connoisseurship.

The relativist would say there is no way to judge between the two claims.

Nobody could think of a way to judge between them empirically.

"They're in the terrible position of trying to judge between needs that are all critical with not enough resources".

(The donkey is asked to judge between the cuckoo and the nightingale, and picks, of course, the cuckoo).