Sentence examples for we were judging from inspiring English sources
"We didn't want to send the message that we were judging him prematurely or taking sides.
The shortlist revealed the strength of women's fiction - "for a while we thought we were judging the Orange prize".
"We were judging them on the basis of what their question is, what they've proposed to do, and whether the design of the experiment had integrity," says Karolyi.
He said: When we were judging the blog of the year category, we soon found that about 250 had been nominated for the award.
"We were judging somebody out of spring training when the season last year that he had should've spoken for itself," Collins said.
Labour's spin doctors, who were forced into a retaliatory campaign against the posters, said: 'It must be a matter of concern that Campaign is willing to give such an endorsement to an advert described as unacceptable by the Advertising Standards Authority.' But Stefano Hatfield, editor of Campaign, said: 'We were judging whether advertisements achieved their objectives.
Instead we were judged harshly and told off.
And in 2015, we were judged the safest university hospital in the country.
Good God, if we were judged on how we judge others, we'd be in big trouble.
As high school students, we were judged by exam results, grade-point averages or standardized test scores.
