Sentence examples for seem to judge from inspiring English sources

Audiences, at least, seem to judge it a success.

California chardonnay is the bench mark by which Americans seem to judge most other white wines.

But they might reconsider the criteria by which they seem to judge some lives — some deaths — worthier than others.

Harder to accept as a reader is that at no point does Silver (or Frew) seem to judge Ishtar.

The Agora and some of the public buildings seem, to judge from scattered notices in later writers, to have been located west and northwest of the Acropolis.

He views them as tough guys who speak of strength more than freedom and often seem to judge their success by their own ability to stay in power.

The kids try to ignore the occasional eruptions, and the family seems to judge itself happy.

I'm surprised Good Housekeeping seems to judge things purely on price these days.

He didn't drink, and he never seemed to judge people.

Alex Ferguson seemed to judge him too difficult to manage and sold him to Aston Villa in 1989.

No doubt the English of the past would appear as bad to Mr. Cohen as he now seems to judge present-day forms.