Sentence examples for judging both from inspiring English sources

A good way of judging both satire and musicals is the predictability test.

The FiveThirtyEight model doesn't see either state as a tossup, judging both close to solidly Obama.

She will be judging both in the breed classes at the Royal Windsor show at Windsor Castle in May.

In unusually frank terms, it goes on: "The international setting for both campaigns has significant similarities with world opinion judging both as failed interventions.

But this time, Mr. Obama will face adversaries who are well prepared to joust with him on the finer points of health policy before a large audience that will be judging both sides and looking for signs of bipartisanship.

What's fascinating about Spielberg's early shorts (judging both from descriptions of them and from clips that have been posted, appropriately, on YouTube) is that they are utterly derivative of the pop culture that he had been consuming.

The panel judged both performances of three of the excerpts more or less equal in quality.

But a springy lobster salad, with burrata cheese and eggplant, was judged both excellent and relatively healthful.

Theater reviewers have to judge both physical performance and written text, and Tynan was a poor literary critic.

The job of censor involves arbitrating between conservative and libertarian instincts, and Whittam Smith was unusually equipped to judge both.

With my limited conceptual repertoire, I will correctly judge both color chips to be red.