Sentence examples for judging it by from inspiring English sources

Is it because most educationalists see cinema primarily as a pleasant but vacuous diversion, only judging it by its populist side, and not as an art form on a par with the other arts?

Since the book isn't officially published until Oct. 5, online shoppers were quite literally judging it by its cover image, a one-cent stamp of the 1930's crisply postmarked with a swastika, and the bare bones of its story.

But, judging it by its necessary operation and obvious effect, the fundamental purpose plainly was to compel, under the sanction of the criminal law, the enforcement of the contract for personal service, and the same purpose, tested by like criteria, breathes despite its different phraseology through the amendments of 1903 and 1907 of the statute here in question.

He might be most known for his comic fantasy, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, which just by its name alone, ruffled feathers among devout christians, but like all of Moore's work, judging it by its premise, is a disservice to what he delivers over the course of narrative.

Fannie Mae discourages investors from judging it by changes in its shareholders' equity, arguing that the measure is very volatile and does not reflect its business.

It would certainly be a challenge to determine a place more lovely than Yosemite is when judging it by the sum of its parts.

As our Sages say, don't judge anything by its outward appearance; rather judge it by its contents.

If you can't judge a book by its cover, is it fair to judge it by its party?

"State of Georgia" is smaller, but don't judge it by its size.

Las Vegas sounds more like Snore City if you judge it by its housing listings.

We intuitively understand that terrorism is theatre, and hence we judge it by its emotional rather than material impact.