Sentence examples for ready to judge from inspiring English sources
You may leave the theatre a little more tolerant, slightly less ready to judge.
"You are a little rigid," Boyer's character says, "too ready to judge.
The 11th Edition was forever ready to judge, for it assumed the attainability of truth and the rightness of its implied morality.
The world is not short of people ready to judge other people's choices, but you cannot let that define you, or what you do.
Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, the senior Republican on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said she was not yet ready to judge Ms. Jewell's credentials.
But there seem to be plenty of replacements ready, to judge from the young Palestinian boys who were dancing in the streets after the attack.
The 115 Roman Catholic cardinals filed into the Vatican Monday morning, readying themselves to judge the papabili -- possible pontiffs -- at the conclave opening tomorrow.
Only now are the judges ready to try it.In this section Justice delayed Cowboys and Indians Our town ReprintsThe defendants face a range of charges including corruption, conspiracy, embezzlement, money-laundering and misusing public funds.
It is for the student to decide if the work is ready to be judged by outsiders, especially editors who may affect a writer's career.
A doctor's duty is to kill microbes, isn't it?" Reşid was ready to be judged, he boasted: "If, because of my actions, my own country's history holds me responsible, then so be it".
Although no evidence has emerged to link him directly to the scandal, Mr. Roh said his family would co-operate with the prosecutors' investigation and was ready to "be judged appropriately by the law".
