Sentence examples for learning to judge from inspiring English sources

Imagine taking advantage of all the data available from a candidate's portfolio and using machine learning to judge a candidate on a small scale of numbers.

Due cultivation of the mind involves filling it with sound opinion regarding our duty, learning to judge well the objects which commonly stimulate our desires, and acquiring rational control of our passions.

That was followed by listening to our Internal Dialogues and learning to judge ourselves more kindly.

Learning to judge whose lives could be saved, whose couldn't be, and whose shouldn't be requires an unattainable prognostic ability.

But readers must judge for themselves, just as they learn to judge the work of Picasso and Einstein.

In his three years as the general manager, he has learned to judge players by productivity.

The writer is glad he has learned to judge his surroundings for himself.

The farmers have also learned to judge when their crops should be sprayed with pesticide.

At Syracuse University students learn to judge artist photos and mobile apps, and deconstruct artist and publishing contracts.

In dealing with dictatorships in Myanmar over the past 22 years, the international community should have learned to judge them on their actions not their words.

By reading cloud patterns, the pilot learns to judge where the best thermals are - and circles in them, slowly gaining height.