Sentence examples for readily judge from inspiring English sources

Fans and commentators could readily judge the first trade.

In the case of color constancy, a table can look such a way that one would readily judge that it is uniformly brown, even though one can discern variations in lightness and darkness.

So, how can these same women so readily judge other women for being too superficial?

To start, employers can't readily judge your job performance until they actually hire you — and they can only hire a tiny fraction of their applicants.

We reasoned that individuals who consumed some care would have some experience with their own plan and recent decisions to delay or forego care, and be more able to readily judge hypothetical decision making at different cost levels.

The target location within the image was selected at random but was at least 0.55° from the vertical midline so that the side could be readily judged.

The quality of the predicted variance covariance cannot readily be judged as the errors are of fourth and higher order, whereas the contributions depend on the system.

Jeffress confirmed this in her brief, the judge readily agreed with her description of how the FBI can warrantlessly search Americans' communications, and then he rejected the idea that such searches violate the fourth amendment.

The judge readily acknowledges he wants the job.

When an observer is unsettled by an artwork being impossible to readily categorize or "judge," it is more likely to produce an interactive dialogue between observers that reframes the terms of an existing debate.

Every actively practicing trial attorney knows that some judges readily adopt findings presented by counsel; that other judges almost always reject proposed findings and prefer to draft their own or have their clerks prepare them; and that still others adopt a middle course.