Sentence examples for offering your verdict from inspiring English sources

Just think how jealous the actor would be if all the critics ignored his performance, you subtly jest, before offering your verdict.

You may also consider offering your services to your professors.

The panel continued without him, and will reconvene today, offering a verdict as early as this morning.

Still, she said the group planned to review the exact language of the rules before offering a verdict.

A caveat is probably called for here: we haven't been able to sample this dish before offering our verdict.

I take no pleasure in offering that verdict but unfortunately it is the way things are at the moment.

Without offering a verdict, he suggests reading the Mearsheimer and Walt article so you can "judge for yourself".

Whether it's offering a verdict on the hottest gigs in town or the coolest shows on the box, the Guide has all the information you need to plan your week ahead.

Asked how he thought Mr. Simon was as a candidate, Dan Schnur, one of the state's longtime Republican figures, paused for a long while before offering a verdict.

For couples planning a wedding, the process usually includes facing a jury of mothers, aunts and future sisters-in-law — all offering a verdict on gowns, hairstyles and an array of other details.

Another reason, though, is that some voters may not really be offering their verdict on the constitution at all but instead on economic anxiety and their governments' record.In this section A song for Europe Exit Schröder, enter Merkel?