Sentence examples for simple to judge from inspiring English sources

Screens are pulled away again and again and someone who seems simple to judge – and Rowling's characters provoke judgment – becomes more complex.

Here are the Knicks by the numbers: While it's simple to judge how the Knicks are doing as a whole, precisely what the solution is to the Knicks' current predicament is more difficult to pinpoint.

But the balanced-budget multiplier is simpler to judge: If the government spends the money directly on goods and services, that activity goes directly into national income.

One simple way to judge the quality of a carpet is to fold it back slightly (pile side up).

"The whole market didn't come back to growth after the Windows 8 launch, that's a simple way to judge if it is successful or not".

David R. Kotok, chief investment officer at Cumberland Advisors, says a simple way to judge the frothiness of the market is to consider the ratio of total domestic stock market capitalization to gross domestic product.

There's a simple way to judge the efficacy of prayer: compare the batting averages of those players who cross themselves on approaching the plate with those who don't (The Way We Live Now, Jim Holt, Nov. 7).

This paper provides a simple method to judge the feasibility of a design using matrix image.

tool, which is updated daily, is a simple way to judge players side by side.

We selected a very simple way to judge our results by modeling an existing FinFET which was produced not by our group but by researchers at UC Berkley [1].

The simplest way to judge a candidate region comes from the following two basic features of shadow region: the intensity is lower than that of the neighboring pixels and the chromaticity in shadow region is similar to that of its neighboring pixels [1].