Sentence examples for judging the world from inspiring English sources

But there is still value in the opinion of a professional who has spent his life judging the world's finest eateries, and who has the analytical vocabulary to compare one restaurant with another.

The annual International Beer Challenge – which has been judging the world's best beers for the past 16 years – has awarded the ultimate accolade of a gold medal to Chapel Down vineyard for its Curious Brew premium lager.

"They say they're loving, caring, nonjudgmental people, but secretly, they were judging the world for not believing what they believed.

Instead of judging the world based on entrenched habits of thought, they were paying attention and listening.

Often judged the world's freest economy, Hong Kong is not a bad model.

Only at 60 does Laura shake off her need to experience and judge the world through her men.

It's difficult to know exactly how to judge the world's greatest rock-and-roll band at this point.

BRITAIN'S National Health Service (NHS) was recently judged the "world's best health-care system" by the Washington-based Commonwealth Fund in its latest ranking of 11 rich countries' health provision.

"For a few years running Noma, in Copenhagen, has been judged the world's best restaurant, but my meal there bored me," he declares in a typical formulation.

Society for News Design, February 2006 The Guardian was judged 'The World's Best Designed Newspaper.' What the Papers Say Awards, December 2005 Alan Rusbridger became the first recipient of the Judges Award in the 48 year history of the programme.

"Why would anyone live outside the insanity and energy of the city?" My friends and I swore we would never leave New York City, and we judged the world beyond.