Sentence examples for possible to judge from inspiring English sources

IF it's possible to judge a restaurant by its espresso, Due Terre is excellent.

Is it possible to judge a sophomore effort solely on its own merits?

Only then will it be possible to judge whether Maxxi, Hadid's finest built work to date, is a real success.

Though it's not possible to judge poetry translated from a foreign language, I am able to describe the impression a new version has on me.

If you do not first analyse a fund-raiser's results, how is it possible to judge whether what it spent was justified?

So far as it is possible to judge, Tyco's shortcomings do not appear as egregious as those of its former chief executive.

World Wars I and II, however, together with the experience of the 20th-century dictatorships, made it possible to judge Napoleon more fairly.

I also believe passionately that it is not possible to judge a woman by looking at her at any single point in her life.

It may be months or years before it will be possible to judge whether Mr. Greenspan is doing the right thing for the right reasons.

It will not be possible to judge how these underground spaces would work until more is known about plans to install a shopping mall at ground zero.

Zameel Cader, a consultant neurologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, said that while the work sounds very exciting, it's not yet possible to judge its impact.