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Sentence Examples Judging by the numerous posts already up, it is far from the token effort we sometimes see from big names who take to blogging. Judging from the steamy season 6 promo, the relationship is bound to ruffle some shippers' feathers. Judging by their sworn statements, Smith will always get the benefit of the doubt before a jury of his peers. Judging from the press releases that clog my e-mail, there seems to be an upsurge in financial angst among twenty-somethings. Judging by the small size of the heat sink and fan on the processor, this is a fairly cool running processor. Judging by the headshot Mo uses on her columns, nothing on her has been allowed to fall on its own, even a little. Judging from So Stylistic, it happily appears that they're not one-hit wonders. Judging by the reactions of some in the audience, the content of the film wasn't ambiguous to everyone. Judging by the rankness of the floor and the roughness of the shadows, Peter suspected that he was in some sort of cave. Judging by social media and the reporting of the Westminster bubble, neither side can wait. Judging by excerpts already published, the last couple of years have been even more harrowing for the player than most of us suspected. Judging from mating rate, I found that female topi antelopes in estrus preferred lek males to resource defenders. Judging from his clothes, not to mention his rather odiferous smell, he was from the slums, the place where the loonies and takkers hung out. Judging by the number of diners on the lunchtime we went along, other folk agree the menu is great value for money. Judging is carried out by three officials who indicate with red or green lights whether the competitor has qualified to the next round. Judging from his wan appearance, however, it was clear that the show had taken its toll. Judging by the way they are wiping the floor with good opposition these days, it's hard to argue that Leigh won't achieve their ambition. Judging from his jerky motions and his giddy expression, he is still as high as a kite on adrenaline. Judging from the delay in growth of the sacchariferous strain in the north, it may be assumed that it is a heat-loving strain. Judging from the number of people who took no notice, I suggest plans for next year are changed. Show More Sentences Judging from his known works and his labels, he also made ladies' vanity or dressing cases. Judging by his work here, two or three films down the line, Alex Yang will come of age as a director. Judging by the epithet you've awarded him, I take it you weren't unduly impressed. Judging by Chen Kaige's latest, the commercial enticements of the feelgood factor have well and truely taken root. Judging by the burnt blankets that the firemen have left beside the building, someone was squatting in there. Judging by Andy's experience, the Greek courts are a forum for disorder and confusion. Judging from the detail level, I'd guesstimate this is about 50 metres across. Judging by the reviews, the film of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is as disastrous as expected. Judging from the dust and general disrepair Xander guessed it hadn't been used in years. Judging from the moon's angle overhead, she guessed it was past midnight already. Judging by the talent on display at the trials, a fifteenth Varsity win and a place in the final eight appear once again to be imminent. Judging by her recent public proclamations, the evidence seems pretty compelling. Judging by her still impressive death stare, only a true loser would dare say she's gone soft. Judging from recent performances there are certain gallopers worthy of consideration. Judging by the dimmed lighting, he had diverted all available power to the engines. Judging by my experience of American culinary habits, they will notice no difference from home cooking. Judging by his phony picture he's one of those fussy, antiseptic, precocious little boys that mothers adore and fathers get used to. Judging by the tales I have read around and about recently, I surmise that some of my readers are rather culinarily challenged. Judging by their build and scarred bodies, they had definitely seen a few fights in an earlier life. Judging by the ruins of the castle, the internal foreparts and the main walls were built of stones and covered with bricks. Show More Sentences Judging by the response to our stories so far, you should expect a heavy postbag. Judging by the size and weight of the car and the way it has been put together, it gives a reassuring air of solidity. Judging by the election results, they seem to have taken full advantage of their position. Judging by the alpaca ponchos and lederhosen on display, I'd have to say Peru and Germany. Judging from the polls, they are even starting to attract upwardly mobile Hispanics who regularly attend church. Judging from the way his nostrils flared, I wouldn't be able to change whatever set route he was on. Judging from the tone of their utterances, the women and men who argued for respectability and sobriety sincerely believed what they said. Judging by a legion of newspaper articles, books, and tourist brochures, the issue has long been settled to the satisfaction of the Bluenoses. Judging from the sweet perfume of the raspberries and the plumpness of the currants they'd obviously just been picked. Judging by the shape of the first corner, the start of the race could be interesting. Judging from the number of bones, pine cones, leaves, and droppings, rodents had used it as a nesting place for a long time. Judging it on the TV replay, it looked like it also beat the Olympic record. Judging from school compositions, he was writing and talking like this when he was eleven. Judging by the five most popular songs at Christmas discos we abandon any sense of discrimination during December. Judging the right moment to let boats through comes with experience, says Fred. Judging from the reaction of the Empress, our next-door neighbor, she also did a fair number on the matronly blue-haired crowd as well. Judging the actors is difficult because of the incoherency of the story and inanity of the dialogue. Judging by the scale of the operation these men were not your average bank robbers. Judging by press accounts, many applicants who failed to qualify complained openly that politics had played a role. Judging by the amount of swearing he didn't do while he was setting it all up I'd say it's a civilised machine. Show More Sentences Judging of rally entrants takes place in the afternoon before a social evening of entertainment in the marquee from 7.30 pm. Judging from the now rapidly dropping cabin temperature, her climate control had been damaged. Judging applicants must pass a written test, demonstrating their knowledge of these rules. Judging by fans who spoke to the newspaper, the news is not being taken well. Judging and keeping tabs on who or what is cool and who is a sellout is a tremendous waste of time. Judging whether any value attaches to the use made of it in these other spheres in any case depends on first understanding the ideas themselves. Judging by the increased chunkiness of his jaw, I think he's getting fatter. Judging by the voluminous reaction of a humbled audience, that message was lost on no one in attendance. Judging by the news and links on its sites, this is a hot topic for the industry, bureaucrats and research organisations. Judging by the rowan berries out in crimson abundance, autumn is once more upon us. Judging by recent films, things may not be quite rotten in Denmark, but Scandinavians seem no more immune to family horrors than we do. Judging by the thickness of their tails, some of the lizards find the arroyo banks fertile ground. Judging by the main outlines of revenue and expenditure plans, the budget proposal is fairly realistic. Judging from the comments I heard after the credits rolled, I wasn't the only one who felt this way. Judging from the number of blogs and articles, below-the-line comments and phone-ins, the tastes of fans have changed. Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity. Judging by the call, this guy was asking the questions, so he's relatively legit. Judging by auras and odors, the woman and one man were witches. Judging by the well-dressed canine and feline patrons at the convention center, it looks like Golden is not alone. Judging by the political interest and growing momentum, Lucia and her colleagues at Rosemount know this is a breakthrough moment. Show More Sentences Judging by the frustration of U.S. officials attempting to track ISIS, the militants appear to have heeded that call. Judging by the clothing quality, the individual looked like a vagabond. Judging by the behaviour of birds, monkeys and deer, our quarry was certainly out there, probably sitting in the long grass and smiling to himself at human folly. Judging from current figures, there would be a substantial demand for this option, too. Judging by the sound of that question, I can make two suppositions. Judging from all the telephone calls and emails flying around right now among intelligence veterans, the mood is one of disappointment and genuine concern. Judging from previous cost overruns, we're inclined to believe him. Judging by their amount of output, however, you might just think that. Judging from the immaculately groomed appearances of the students around her, Claire hadn't been the only one to spend a little extra time getting ready this morning. Judging by the canvases stacked in his cramped studio awaiting framing for the exhibition that opens at Brown's later this month, he is as fecund as ever. Judging by the amount of literary criticism published, it seems clear that this is an effective, or at least very productive, technique of reading. Judging by old photos of her, she looked to be about a size eighteen. Judging form the light, it was about mid afternoon when the door at the end of the hall rattled open and a man came walking up the corridor, heels clicking against concrete. Judging from the principal's form response to correspondents it sounds like he was also misquoted by the Rutland Herald and has even used blogging in the classroom himself. Judging from the list, it seems like German chancellor Angela Merkel is a bonafide Adidas addict. Judging by the 46 small but intense drawings, watercolors and gouaches on view in this, his second New York solo show, the art world has benefited from the switch. Judging by the state of the world outside New Hyde hospital, it might be time to reassess just who belongs where. Judging by the media coverage, one might as well think that a middle-sized kingdom has just changed its monarch. Judging from settler letters and narratives, resettlement to the eastern borderlands did not produce radical change in the way that peasants defined themselves. Judging from response so far there are already a lot of anglers using the new floats as we completely sold out of the first production batch within a week! Show More Sentences Judging by the deep colour of its leaves, Neva's green leaf, red leaf and butterhead lettuces would pack more nutrients than its bleach blond counterparts. Judging exactly how much wood to feed a fire is not always easy even for a clear-headed person but it is especially difficult for someone who is intoxicated. Judging was based on a surfer's best three waves of the round, forcing competitors to compete with the other boarders in the water just to reach the minimum requirement. Judging the paintings, he said that straight lines, curves and equilateral triangles, involved in the drawing, could shape the children's handwriting. Judging from the response of our viewers, they found it shocking. Judging and perceiving characteristics may be the hardest to understand. Judging by cases in which some apply but others do not, these three properties have roughly equal importance, and their effects are approximately additive. Judging by the well-preserved remains it has been inferred that within the acropolis there had been the temple of god Apollo and Dionysous as well as the hippodrome. Judging by your photo, I think your tree is infected by honey fungus, which can kill trees and shrubs. Judging by his stony-face, Joe Hart looks like he's just received news that he's about to have four wisdom teeth removed. Judging by the genealogical references, Coel Hen must have controlled a large part of the Hen Ogledd. Judging by the FTC report, consumers have good reason to be vigilant. Judging by the size of him, that sounds about as sensible an idea as breaking into a house owned by Duncan 'Disorderly' Ferguson. Judging by the recent literature of adoxography, there have been many overlooked things that have changed the world. Judging by this light but invigoratingly zingy South African sauvignon, what's inside the bottle is pretty impressive too. Century City is even preachier than The Guardian or its 10pm lead-out Judging Army. Judging from available ATF data, there have been few thefts of explosives from state and local government storage facilities. Judging from the autobiographical texts of these three authors, Natives often mixed assimilation with a degree of disassimilation. Judging by Sharley's unusual wedding outfit, she's already wearing the trousers. Judging from all those smoke-eyed sexpots slinking down the catwalk in head-to-toe noir, this season the new black is, er, black. Show More Sentences Judging from her expression, I think the gift was a complete surprise. Judging by the subject matter, Turkish soldiers are the sookiest, purse-carryingest, most sentimental nancy boys ever to put on military uniforms. Judging by current adverts in the GDN, off-plan apartment sales without strata title are apparently still being condoned in 2014 by the powers that be. Judging by the material in Canadian insect collections, the giant lacewing, Polystoechotes punctatus, was a common insect in Ontario 50 years ago. Judging from his new movie, the sublimely silly They Came Together, director and co-writer David Wain is a closet connoisseur of the modern romantic comedy. Sam could only guess the auditorium was packed, judging by the noise during intermissions. She may be eating a lot of junk food because the junk food comforts her without judging her. After judging that he had traveled far enough away from Denholm, Lassat set up camp in a small forest cove. Well, it's got to be said that while judging the Interactive BAFTAs was fabulously fulfilling experience, I'm not half glad it's over. Now, judging on the tax cuts you've offered, you're quite serious about that. This is a competition that creates friendly rivalry among the participants and the judging is anticipated with great enthusiasm. Japan's manufacturing seems to be making a comeback of sorts, judging from orders for production lasers. The majority of America must then be liberals, judging from recent public opinion polls. Both were crimson in color, and I supposed I was too judging from the burning in my face. He fears that people are judging him based on the page of the paper he is reading. But to complain that people are judging you by your behaviour on stage and in interview is a little weak, Ryan. I suspect, judging from the euphoria in the auditorium, that it will last longer. It was hard to tell, judging from her vacant stare totally fixed on the old man in front of them. He knows that, judging from opinion poll research, concentrating on Europe as an issue is normally the route to defeat. But judging from their past performance, I wouldn't put too much faith in their judgement. Show More Sentences When judging legal cases, British courts have a long tradition of formalism. But what happened to the idea of judging a case based on, well, the facts of the case? Last year he was to be found judging a pole-dancing competition at a night club in Ealing. Sir Titus Salt kept a watchful eye over a panel of beer tasters judging a competition to recreate a brew in his honour yesterday. The kids joined in the auction school, and male vocalist of the year Adam Harvey spent hours judging the ute competition. I spent a lot of time judging the atmosphere and the whereabouts of guards. Even the weather managed to behave itself, with the rain keeping off until the judging was well over. It is a varied and interesting display of images, which judging by reaction from visitors to date is going down well with them. It's easy to get ahead of oneself in the evaluation process, judging things that are still under development to be final. It seems to be universal in its appeal judging by the reactions I have received. When ministers start judging the public by what they do with their spare time, the interest is often reciprocated. Bryce swallowed and glanced toward the door, judging the distance versus his current state of wobbliness. Backhanders from the publishers, I shouldn't wonder, judging by the sycophantic drivel they've written. On Friday, the beef cattle judging and cattle dog trials continue, along with the showjumping from 10am and woodchops from 1pm. By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street. Amis has always insisted that aesthetics are the sole standard for judging the worth of literature. I knew I was going to be an emotional wreck, judging from how quickly my moods were changing. So you'll know then not to use your own excruciatingly exacting standards as a yardstick for judging others this week, won't you? Only a few, fragmentary teeth are preserved, and judging by the fragments and the size of alveoli, the teeth were gracile. All three came to the bench from lawyering, not from judging or the academy. Show More Sentences Instead he went one better, judging the line perfectly and giving the ball just enough legs to make it up the slope for a winning birdie. Lest you think me completely off my rocker, I should explain that I'm judging this movie as what it is, a kids' movie. I realized she was assessing my back muscles, judging their strength, reading them the way a botanist reads the rings of a tree's trunk. She was quite old, judging by the wrinkles and lines on her face and the gray in her hair. Finding a new platform to express their long-standing rivalry, both Britain and France opted out of judging for medals. But judging from the ratings they did so to the liking and approval of many listeners. They're like tiny little orange triangular men, all silently judging you as you drive past them. In A Really Good Brown Girl, the presence of lookers-on, scrutinizing, judging, labelling, is constant. Revelation is an inspired perspective on what the world looks like after God perfects it according to God s divine and judging will. The craft had obviously seen a lot of the galaxy, judging from the dents, pocks, and black burns covering the hull. We also have the Britain in Bloom judging next week and then the Summer Festival, so we are pulling out all the stops to get this resolved. If we take pleasure in judging then we are more guilty than the judged. If we feel, 'there, that's shown them' we dishonour Christ. Those in the toy business have to be pretty good at judging the future market, or they'd never make any money. The country way of living is alive and well judging by the thousands who thronged to Emo Court over the bank holiday weekend. We are notoriously bad at judging what will give us long-term satisfaction versus just short-term pleasure. After more than two decades of judging I have found no way to separate the sheep from the goats, except by taking a close look at each case. On this occasion, judging by the grafitti the begrudgery came from a different source. The showgrounds were buzzing yesterday as horse exhibitors washed and shampooed their charges ahead of today's judging classes. Strength isn't something they are short of judging by the mighty heaves they gave every drive. He is no puritan and has no interest in judging women, no matter how transgressive their behaviour. Show More Sentences Pocket rocket Ben Johnson is destined for the rugby league big time judging by his exploits with York Acorn this season. Their position in the sections was considered as equivalent, judging from biostratigraphical data. I feel protective of her because people are judging her by today's moralities and it was very, very different then. The judging panel was very impressed by the overall layout and simplicity of the design of their advert. Singaporeans are not enthusiastic about voice recognition software, judging from an online poll. I doubt, however, whether single-minded dedication is the best means of judging a successful leader. She added her thanks to the judging panel who had the unenviable task of selecting the winning companies. As a matter of personal philosophy, he thinks that judging a site based on links is unfair. Michael's beef olives also passed muster, judging by the satisfied silence from across the table. But we mustn't be complacent as we have to maintain and improve the village to hold this place for the summer judging in July. An independent mystery shopper visits all stores entered as part of the judging process. The independent judging process consisted of a combination of mystery shoppers and expert judging panels. It's important for us to be critical in judging the mystical products of our religious traditions. The production team is a group of relative unknowns and judging by their work here, they deserve to remain as such. But, judging from this independent action film, those crazy kids from down under love the smackdown as much as our home-grown gangs. You clearly have higher ambitions, judging by your enlistment of DeVito Verdi as an ad agency. Girls engage in catty behavior and nasty comments, judging each other on appearance and material possessions. He stood there, sword still sheathed, but judging from his stance, he could easily unsheathe his sword and attack her. This is the seventh year, although we've got to pull our socks up to win the Summer judging and make it seven on a trot. But when it comes to judging themselves, or judging the groups they have a soft spot for, the standard is very different. Show More Sentences The judging criteria is based on drawing techniques, usage of color and standard of work. This text would be very applicable for an introductory course in animal breeds, selection, evaluation and judging. This characterization seeks to move beyond judging the absolute truth value of a propagandist statement. But talk is cheap and getting cheaper by the day, judging by the nickel-and-dime treatment the troops are getting lately. It was a revolver, probably nickel-plated too, judging by the shine of the frame. The Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee was asked to comment on the brouhaha over judging but said it would consider its response. The theme for the 2003 competition was vesuvianite, and with thirty-eight entries, judging became a serious business. In fact, judging by the Bunyanesque size of fast food cups these days, most people consider eight glasses to be a lower limit. And judging by the recent drop in downtown condo sales, the buttinskies might have a point. Mom, however, pointed a judging finger at him and gave him the patented Mom-deathstare, which kept him in his place. I often find myself, both in this blog and in real life, asking people to put themselves in my place before judging me too harshly. It was decidedly hard to do with Mr Cunningham's cold, judging, calculating eyes were staring at us. In the absence of an infallible and objective observer, judging competence from within a hierarchy is always likely to be a hit and miss affair. I am currently considering whether judging the next round of debates in an orange halter-neck top would detract from my gravitas. Also, I'm sure that the Australian brothers won't be complete ocker stereotypes, judging by the provocative, thoughtful title. As a great fan of porridge, I was looking forward to judging the offerings. That is why, judging by the spring in the step of the Feel-Goods, it will take more than another quarter point rise in rates to spoil their mood. The man spoke with an outlandish accent, presumably from the desert, judging from his leathery skin and olive complexion. The club also organizes visits to leading dairy farms and research institutes, holds dairy stock judging events and herds competitions. He was optimistic that the latest book would sell well judging by the sales of his last two books. Show More Sentences Hedgehog guardians had their hands full trying to keep their hedgies from running off their little judging blankets to hide. They help in that process of heedfulness, so that your standards for judging your actions stay high. The black market also makes judging the drug's strength impossible, making overdose a high likelihood. In black rats, resistance was supposed to be multifactorial, judging from its unstable heredity. The nominees have been suggested by our judging panel but it's over to you to decide who should win. I believe that is an underestimate judging how filthy some hospitals and doctor's surgeries are. They were already on equal terms in judging horseflesh and in another year Joe would be as good a breaker as Adam was. Frostrup faced the same hostility when she was on the judging panel of the 1999 Booker prize. At school she is busy with FFA, competing in soil judging, parliamentary procedure and livestock judging teams. It was a wild-eyed grey, still young judging by the dark patches still covering its coat. After a brief pause for judging, it will continue on to the community centre where refreshments for all participants will be served. So I'm watching the movie with the careful eye of one who knows the book and will be judging it pedantically. Too often we find ourselves judging people when we are far from 100 percent a saint. A methodical and periodical assessment of the scholastic ability of students is more important than judging them by just one examination. The evening must have cost a small fortune, judging by the amounts of food and entertainment and the notable size of the government entourage. For Locke, these are introspective experiences of our mental faculties such as remembering, willing, discerning, reasoning, and judging. There is still a little impreciseness in the frontal positioning, judging by our experience, which is obviously still limited. A strong emphasis of the judging will be on litter control in the farmyard, farm entrances, fields and watercourses. There are keys on a table which, judging by the indents in the dust, have been used a few times. Once you start analysing your own music or judging it through the eyes of others your bound to get yourself in a pickle. Show More Sentences I am exhausted, but that ground is in better shape than it has been for years, judging by the compactness of the soil when I started. She remembers his judging a recent pie contest, noting that he didn't seem much of a pie eater. He looked as though he had had no sword fighting skills in his life, judging by the way he swung the sword so carelessly over his head. He is for once, a big fish in a small pond and judging by the size of the grin on his face he's loving it. Size did not matter to the expert judging panel, who were looking for flair and creativity within the space available. One person, the leader, judging by the odd tufts of fur in random spots on his cloak, poked at the fire with his staff. Was very impressed with the professional way the judging was handled, and my faith in cosplaying is now restored. And judging by the full postboxes of letters already dotted around the hall, public feeling is as strong as ever. If Brian really is coming for me, it will be a week or more before he arrives, judging from the postmark on that letter. He is undoubtedly a humanist, the way he ties his characters together, but he is also a burgeoning formalist, judging by this film. Yet judging by the youths' submissive behaviour the threat seemed credible. Olivia worries that she was too forward with him, and that he is now judging her because of it. Tom thinks Wendy is super cute, judging by his creeper stare, so he has her start working right away in the toy department. Troodontids, judging from their cranial anatomy and cursorial adaptations, were likely agile, fast carnivores with acute senses. In fact, judging surveying texts by their practical functionality empties them of their politics. There isn't much on the menu but judging by my gammon steak and chips what is offered is pretty good. If they are as harsh in judging us as we are in judging our predecessors, then we will certainly be condemned. Something that exists nowhere and exists along the lines of Euclidean geometry, judging by what I understand of it, cannot exist. Eleven primary schools from the Keighley area took part and the best five from each school were shortlisted for the final judging. His talent is not just a gift for judging what the public want to watch and listen to, but working it for all it's worth while it's hot. Show More Sentences All business reports have been submitted and the judging panel is in the course of making its deliberations. That picture was so obviously taken from a nearby few feet, judging from the close proximity of the close up. Actually, judging from some of the dirty looks I received, I think I can guess. If at all possible, get permission to enter the preparation room to see what experienced displayers do before the judging begins. Canada has been a leader in trying to control doping and having proper judging at all sports events. The gymnastics events at the Athens Olympics have been hit by several judging controversies. The most important post in judging the character of the government is its finance minister and chancellor of the exchequer. Now, judging by comments I've been hearing for months, its lending department has never stood lower in public esteem. The comments reveal an ethnocentrism in judging lower-class behavior using middle-class standards. It argues that observation and experience are keys to constructing and judging scientific theories. Miranda proved you can wear double denim and look good at the same time, judging by her outfit choice yesterday. Two hours later, Mother would have a start on the dinner, an extra special dinner judging by the smell. Most people are fairly adept at judging the character and personality of others, or at least at distinguishing unreasoning zealots from men of good sense. He's certainly slim, and he's also an exponent of positive thinking, judging by the way he saw potential in the near-derelict chapel standing in Essex. Apparently, the Open Door reviewers previewed the first revised version, but judging from the following review, either one would have deeply upset those guardians. Still, it won't the the only thing on that peninsula that's becoming a rich person's plaything, judging by the flash cars purring in and out of the yuppie village. And judging by the moans and groans coming from some supporters at the moment you would think Burnley are locked in a tailspin of cataclysmic proportions. Clearly he enjoyed the opportunity to groove with young musicians, and judging by his gracious, charming attitude he was as happy as ever to let a crowd in on the fun. Various fun activities were arranged for the children to gauge their developing abilities according to age, judging both mental and emotional intelligence. And indeed, judging by the guest's drooling, lip-smacking and eye-rolling, he finds this Camembert something out of the world, beyond all his gustatory experience. Show More Sentences The judging favored the American style of diving, a style placing as much importance on entry or finish of a dive as what was accomplished acrobatically in the air. But judging by her speech, her own feelings appear to be very personally etched all over her address which included a strong message for women to be anything but doormats. We are willing to offer a small honorarium that we hope you will accept for judging the competition. As for the judgment of sin being entrusted to the public assembly rather judging for oneself, at first glance polytheism really seems to show tolerant justice. Alongside them were long, unshelled prawns, their black-and-white striped bodies set against white scallops, still very much alive, judging by their whitish shells. Certainly, their vocal attributes remain unimpaired, judging by the steady stream of invective directed at all persons perceived as the opposition. Of the actual duel between the Mountain and the viper, judging its accuracy is no easy matter. He emphasized that criteria for judging qualitative research should flow logically from the theoretical underpinnings and purposes of that research. There are usually ten from which to choose, including cabochon making, faceting, silversmithing, wirewrapping, micromounting, competitive exhibit judging, and many others. But donning the robes of the moralist presents problems of its own, notably the problem of Presentism, that is judging historical figures by contemporary moral standards. Understand, I'm not judging the morality of recreational drug use here. What had really aggravated me was that she had made assumptions about my morals and integrity and was judging me accordingly knowing very little about my situation. We need to stop judging the monorail by the degree to which it does or doesn't make us feel good, and treat it like any other major civic project. On a long straight road, with the high sierras in the distance, the Drive-Thrus with their neon signs were the only way of judging that you were actually moving forwards. Thankfully, no one will be judging your unfashionable headwear under water. Although the milonga has something of the air of the genteel, there is nothing outdated about this timeless dance, judging by the recent interest shown in it. And she beshrewed herself for so unkindly judging of his unkindness. In fact, judging by the ardour of the enthused throng, the diversity of Friday night's performance broke the mould as it existed to this reviewer and many others. There they are washed, tails tittivated and eyes cleaned before settling down in the clean straw of their stalls to wait their turn in the judging ring. Ethyl acetate, hydrogen sulphide, mercaptans, excess sulphur dioxide, and the smellable compounds generated by some bacteria all can be reasons for judging a wine faulty. Find more words! 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