Sentence examples for off judgement from inspiring English sources

The trouble is the evening loses steam, with Jesus's life squished down to almost nothing (one blind man cured) and a dreary song to round off Judgement Day.

I'm holding off judgement on Buzz My Goat.

As ever, I'm going to have to hold off judgement on things like performance and camera quality until we can take the thing for a spin.

I'm happy to hold off judgement on the new smartwatch until it actually arrives, which, from the sound of it, will be sooner than later.

Indeed this "trade-off" judgement will be precisely the role of Monitor, but who imagines that Monitor will do anything other than prioritise competition?

That itself is a bit shocking, since critics usually abide by tradition and hold off rendering judgement until all previews are over and the official opening night arrives, which in this case is 15 March.

Can he cast off the judgement that he is presiding over the "sick man of Europe"?

We'll get a closer look at CEDIA, so we'll hold off our judgement 'till then. .

Are your questions coming off as judgements?

For an educated man should be able to form a fair off-hand judgement as to the goodness or badness of the method used by a professor in his exposition.

Where we have all gone wrong, is that we have adapted this whole-school framework for individual one-off lesson judgements, which has created a culture of judging teachers and has fixated the profession on defining ourselves by a grade.