Sentence examples for prepared to judge from inspiring English sources

We are turning our back on the legacy of Anton Wilhelm Amo, and of his European contemporaries who were prepared to judge him on his merits.

He becomes an orphan, and sits with his wife and daughter reading King Lear by candlelight, finally grasping its meaning: "I'm no longer prepared to judge, everyone's to blame, everyone can be forgiven".

In other words, Lust is teaching her own children, aged seven and ten, to think critically, so that if and when they do come across porn, they will be intellectually prepared to judge the kind of images they find for themselves.

With a growing amount of health information in the internet, physicians and therapists and patients are often not prepared to judge provided information of CAM-health care approaches properly.

Doctors who understand these phylogenetic methods and the evolutionary biology behind them will be better prepared to judge the significance of research findings such as those summarized above.

Also I'm wearing my husband's boxer briefs and a shirt that says "Snackers do it between meals" as I prepare to judge the clothing of others.

It is handed down in absentia, and unless Earth has an extradition treaty with the 357-room celestial palace in which Tony Blair's idiosyncratic brand of faith presumably leads him to imagine he will spend eternity, then the former prime minister is safe to continue telling every second interviewer that "history will judge me", or that he is "prepared to be judged by history".

Let the day-to-day judgments come and go: be prepared to be judged by history".

We should explain our decisions and defend them, and then be prepared to be judged by them".

"If you want to drop your voice, you should be prepared to be judged by the details that women remember," he said, adding: "It could backfire.

I've never met a writer who isn't prepared to be judged by the totality of what they've written.