Sentence examples for judging them on from inspiring English sources

When I first started sitting at the back of other teachers' lessons, pretending I was capable of doing all the things in a single lesson that I was judging them on, the task was to allocate one of seven grades.

"Girls have told us to stop judging them on how they look.

They take a severely practical view of politicians, judging them on whether their children's school or their family doctor's surgery has improved.

This might also create a system for eliminating bad teachers, by assessing them on their classroom behavior and course content; in short, by judging them on the only things that teachers can directly control.

"I have to caution myself and not judge right now and make sure that we look at them on their better days, as opposed to judging them on their worst days".

Giving new governments the benefit of the doubt - judging them on their actual actions in relation to science funding and the use of evidence in policy making - will make the relationship between the science sector and the government more productive in the long term.

In fairness to the "Times" readers who wrote in, it should be said that many of them admitted they had not met many Americans and could only judge them on the ones they had met.

But one thing you can judge them on is the numbers".

And no matter how good a job they do, the one thing you will judge them on is what they look like.

"A lot of Conservatives have been on a journey has far as equality legislation is concerned and our view is that we should judge them on what they do and not on their past voting record," said one.

What criteria should I judge them on?