Sentence examples for true judge from inspiring English sources

"Sir, is that true?" Judge Trentacosta asked.

"Like a true judge, he analyzes and assesses almost every move and statement".

While that is generally true, Judge Wesley wrote, a large exception is made where there is a "substantial state concern".

"And so, yes, it's true, Judge Ginsburg, I cannot cite you a case in which a monopolist has been broken up by the government," Mr. Frederick continued.

They are, in the course of the night, judges of themselves as much as they are judged by the man who purports to be the true judge.

And only then did the statement note that "the President also believes that if these allegations are true, Judge Moore will do the right thing and step aside".

That's largely true, judging by its animated late set on Tuesday.

The latter is certainly true judging by Pride, an irresistibly rousing new film based on the unlikely-but-true story of gay and lesbian Londoners who raised funds to support striking Welsh miners in 1984.

It's Founders Fund's first food tech investment, he said — which seems to be true, judging from the portfolio companies listed on the firm's website.

If this is the case, some admixed genome constitution should be easily detectable in C. soumiae, which is not always true, judging from some of our AFLP data.

This appears to be true judging from the low dN/ dS ratio in internal exons as compared with the other two exon groups.