And while there is little or no hint in public opinion surveys that his advocacy of capital punishment in itself carries political risks, there is certainly reason to believe that more than a few voters are watching, and judging, the manner in which he navigates this sensitive terrain.
Judging by the manner of their victory against Australia, India have to be the favourites now, followed by Sri Lanka.
Judging by the manner in which the physio is massaging him, it looks like he's pulled a muscle in his thigh or backside.
Judging by the manner which Leicester City supporters celebrated the 2-1 victoverover West Ham United on Saturday, you would be forgiven for believing they had already secured their Premier League status.
Were he to return from Renaissance heaven, Castiglione would surely judge our manners coarse, our conversation lacking in wit and our clothes unspeakable — but I suspect that even he would be impressed by the fare we dined on in a cozy, humble inn a stone's throw from the city he immortalized.
Especially for patients with OCD, self-compassion could be helpful to disengage from struggling with shaming obsessions such as violent or sexual intrusions and to deal with them in an accepting, not self-judging manner.
Judging by the exuberant manner of their celebrations after the final whistle at Selhurst Park, Bristol City's players believe they are already as good as at Wembley for the Championship play-off final on 24 May.
Her training at Barnet Copthall appears to be paying off, judging by the assured manner in which she eased to victory in her heat of the 100m backstroke against rival swimmers from Kosovo and Samoa.
Arendt attempted a reply by connecting the activity of thinking to that of judging in a twofold manner.
Mindfulness can be described as a particular way to pay attention to the present moment, in an inquiring and accepting manner, without judging or reacting to the experience [ 17].
But it was impossible to judge whether the manner of Mr. Brown's win would become the rule or an exception.
