Sentence examples for judging the question from inspiring English sources

Justice Sonia Sotomayor observed at the argument, "At some point, empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness".

This suggests that these components are prominent in judging the question items as human-made.

Sotomayor, who is the Court's lone former trial judge, insisted that "at some point empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness".

We choose to study questions about a single topic so that the human judges could more easily refresh their biology knowledge before judging the questions.

Although the methods could easily have generated more questions, evaluation of the questions was made easier for the human judges by using just one topic and allowing them to review the topic before judging the questions.

Those who see "Skyfall" will judge the question for themselves (our take -- there's a similar sense of inner torment but the styles and storytelling are rather different).

All participants judged the questions in diaries and the content of the feedback to be relevant.

They were individually asked to judge the questions for appropriateness, clarity and completeness and the instrument in its entirety for appearance, question sequence and completion time.

Subsequently, the questionnaire was tested by a panel of six senior ICU physicians involved in the NICE registry who judged the questions to be clear and unambiguous.

Ask yourself these questions without judging the answers.

Judging by the questions asked of Draper at the talk, support for the proposal was muted.