Sentence examples for we started judging from inspiring English sources

It's time we started judging the true originality of all design again, not just design with a capital D. Haven't we learned by now: The coolest person in the room is usually the one who looks like the biggest geek.

If this case becomes a slippery slope, and suddenly we start judging other companies that have products that work together as monopolies, that could be a negative.

"'Patriotism' is a difficult concept to pin, and one man's patriotism can easily be misjudged as folly or even treachery if we start judging based on a narrow understanding of the term".

As much as I love Xbox 360, I feel it's proper to give PlayStation 3 a little bit of time before we start judging it so heavily.

If we start judging with respect to Western standards then an overwhelming majority is hardliner.

But the minute we start judging ourselves and others is the minute we become less effective parents.

It's high time we start judging the rest of the field by the standards he sets, instead of insisting that Carson dial back everything that makes him so incredible so that he more closely resembles the more earthbound GOP candidates for president.

They have started judging themselves in terms of impact, growth and outreach.

Moses started judging in 2011, creating new levels of possible conflicts.

Among Northwestern's patients is one who began breeding pigeons and another who started judging dog races.

We should start judging our politicians like adults with a sense of history and reality, not like a bunch of Puritan scolds playing gotcha.