Sentence examples for judging not only from inspiring English sources

His feet are positioned as if he is stepping forward, almost about to move out of the canvas and he looks directly at the viewer, giving the illusion of judging not only the souls in the painting but also the viewers.

Apparently, then, pharmacology, like crime, can be judged not only by outcome but also by intent.

The sincerity of a person is judged not only by their words but also by the accompanying actions.

Professors should rightly be judged not only on their teaching abilities but also on the quality of their ideas.

Its success ultimately will be judged not only on how it impacts Wall Street but communities across the country and the world.

Every game was judged not only on whether we won or lost and what the score was, but on how we played.

Back in the day, good rock icons, both male and female, were judged not only on their music, but on the sheer volume of eyeliner used: Your thoughts?

Finally, gun-control advocates say Mr. Bush should be judged not only by what he has done, but what he has not.

Schools are judged not only on general achievement levels but on how much their students improve compared with students in similarly situated schools across the city.

The text was judged not only on content but also on the style in which it was drawn and, perhaps most important, on its location.

Perhaps he should use an Olympic-type system, where performers are judged not only on their performance, but also on the level of difficulty.