Sentence examples for judging experience from inspiring English sources

The whole judging experience has been sobering.

"The earlier the prep begins," says Mr. Abe, who has seven years of judging experience, "the better the plan is.

Weisberg, who until last year was editor of Slate, said the judging experience had been enjoyable but trickier than he had anticipated.

FORGIVE my lack of figure skating judging experience, compared with many of my colleagues here at the Winter Olympics, whose collective message yesterday to Ottavio Cinquanta, the suddenly besieged president of the International Skating Union, seemed to be: How do you sleep at night?

My rookie level of judging experience has not skewed the results dramatically, as the judges were in sync about the winner.

As Steve Benen points out at the Washington Monthly, over a third of the 111 justices of the Supreme Court have had no previous judging experience.

But the truth -- a truth every moviegoer and honest critic instinctively knows -- is that you can't judge experience according to prefabricated categories.

Therefore, men who were exposed earlier in life may have experienced more lasting physiologic changes that may have then made them more prone to judge experiences as distressful (Aldwin et al. 1989; Dohrenwend et al. 1984; Virgolini et al. 2005).

Judging by experience, the markets will swiftly move on to attack the Spanish.

Judging by experience elsewhere, such transitions take not months but years, even decades.Further unrest and almost certainly further bloodshed lie in store.

I will also be judging my experience of healthcare on both technical and service elements, and both will inform my perception of the quality of my healthcare experience.