Sentence examples for judging matters from inspiring English sources

Mexico's government has said that the United States has no business judging matters that took place outside its territory and do not involve Americans.

The other was that of the self-assured idealist who could hardly conceive, much less admit, that he could be wrong in judging matters that he deemed within his peculiar sphere of expertise.

We are obviously not competent to judge matters like this one way or another, but our heart is on the side of the battleship.

According to this theory, moral judgments can be analyzed in terms of how an ideal observer would judge matters.

That is a cause for concern among those who value the church as the only national institution that judges matters of public policy from an essentially moral standpoint.

Convincing your opponents won't win you the debate - only convincing the judge matters, so why even bother looking at your opponents?

The ICJ has no business judging the matter.

Also, when you have newspapers flashing names and faces you end up creating a prejudice in the mind of the person who is judging the matter.

Competence in judging a matter was therefore the key to scholastic ascriptions of probability.

She added, though, that it was up to a civil court to judge those matters.

But why should there be no way to definitively judge such matters?