| If the new law allows us to direct our compassion where it is truly deserved, then it can be judged a success. |
| However, to take one cautious step in the direction of one crop, judged to be reasonably safe, seems sensible to me. |
| And from now on, the benchmark that all kickflips will be judged against is the one pulled over those ledges. |
| Nations that start wars are considered aggressors, and are judged harshly by both history and their peers. |
| Alabamans certainly know a quarterback is most accurately judged by his wins. |
| An article was judged as empirical if it manipulated some type of raw data in its analysis. |
