Sentence examples for to judge something from inspiring English sources

"Who are we to judge something that was once considered art?" she asked.

Most bonds used to be issued by companies, and to judge something AAA was straightforward.

It's difficult to judge something that's trying to mock something inept; is its own ineptness sheer genius or just ineptness?

"It's hard for me to judge something I would never be able to do," said Seth Rogen, who watched the show at the magazine's viewing party and contributed his own running commentary.

Early on, he cites an adage of the Polish-born social anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowksi: 'To judge something, you have to be there.' This is a quote that should hang above the doors of every newsroom and faculty.

That way everyone would only be able to judge something based in real time just like "the man in the middle" and in turn there would be less criticism of a referee's decision".

According to Zangwill, a central conceptual constraint on ethical reasoning is the 'because constraint': when we judge something to be wrong (or to have another ethical property), we are committed to its having this property because it has some other property.

There is no rational correlate to pain or distress, i.e., to those emotions in which we judge something bad to be present.

Or one may judge something not to be wrong but feel deep resentment or indignation, say when one is a woman who is unfairly passed over for a promotion but one does not believe at first that one has been treated unfairly.

And she learned an important lesson: "You shouldn't judge something before you do it".

"The context in which you judge something also determines how you interpret it.