Sentence for judge | Use judge in a sentence

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• Judge of him by that. (10)
• Val saw the Judge nod. (8)
• Let each judge for himself. (9)
• Nobody laughs at the judge. (10)
• But when did she judge amiss? (4)
• I judge you do him an injustice. (8)
• The judge of others, of course. (10)
• Still she was compelled to judge. (10)
• You have the right to be my judge. (10)
• You do not judge, and you are judged. (8)
• I do not know; I do not wish to judge. (8)
• I want to have my mother with me, judge. (9)
• But still he did not part with the judge. (9)
• Did they not therefore judge me soundly? (10)
• She could then see more and judge better. (4)
• I am not asked to judge you, and I will not. (9)
• Judge her as I do, though you are a man, I pray. (10)
• Judge of the case by your own reigning Families. (10)
• Call on your Creator, and be my judge, if you dare. (10)
• You stepped out for the dogs to judge better of us. (10)
• Did I judge by the flower, and they by root and stem? (10)
• I judge it might be due to humanity to look at its face. (8)
• For just half an hour: I judge by your voice in talking. (10)
• No woman in the kingdom was a better judge of a dew carpet. (8)
• She felt that a man would judge evil of the circumstances. (10)
• The judge stiffened to defiance in making this humiliation. (9)
• But I judge your form of chivalry is sacrifice to the state. (8)
• Judge Hoar told me when he was here the other day, that Mr. (14)
• He was pulled up instantly for close inspection by the judge. (10)
• To judge by her way of living there is money in the business. (12)
• She is fair; a Beauty, some have said, who judge not by lines. (10)
• He could be no judge, however, of the evil he was holding cheap. (4)
• As the probate judge remarked, it would take five aces to beat it. (1)
• The judge asked himself that, without being able to answer himself. (9)
• I judge by the quiet of my sleep that we have come to no harm there. (10)
• Mr. Knightley, I shall not allow you to be a fair judge in this case. (4)
• Judge of yourself as you will; but I know now what my feelings were then. (10)
• Then there was a sudden hush; the judge came in, bowed, and took his seat. (8)
• The judge looked disgusted with his wife for the word; then he looked aghast. (9)
• I judge that the independence you desire will be achieved in two or three years. (12)
• He was a civilian, if one might judge from his habit, which was that of a planter. (1)
• They dread to grant distinctions, and to judge of us discerningly is beyond them. (10)
• A propinquity, if I might judge from their countenances, uncoveted by either party. (6)
• My dear Catherine, you alone, who know my heart, can judge of my present happiness. (4)
• The judge rose from his chair and went towards the window, which he had thrown open. (9)
• After two or three years he got by the same means to be a judge of the Supreme Court. (16)
• The judge and Ellen had already conjectured clearly enough, and Boyne did not fear them. (9)
• I wanted to get a cab, but she would walk: The judge kept moving on, with his head down. (9)
• Whether it was so trifling an affair as to justify this inattention let the reader judge. (7)
• I merely point out her unfortunate way of seeking redress; beyond that I do not presume to judge. (12)
• But justice and human progress should not and will not wait until the corrupt judge becomes honest. (16)
• Breckon had not been able to convince himself that his proposal to consult Judge Kenton was not a pose. (9)
• The contracts once signed, the judge and Wheeler seemed to regard that their responsibilities were over. (13)
• These were not the best of times with Judge Kenton, and Boyne was not the first object of his impatience. (9)
• Why, since he had accepted his fate, should he pretend to judge the conduct of people his superiors in rank? (10)
• You shall see her and hear her, and judge if she is worth your visit to Schloss Sonnenberg and a short siege. (10)
• Behind the wooden erection, by which he was fenced from more ordinary mortals, the learned Judge leaned forward. (8)
• And hence I could hold more free communication with the Protestants, and judge them more justly, than the Catholics. (2)
• The Barnard referred to was, of course, the infamous judge from whom, a few years later, the judicial robes were stripped. (16)
• The judge, who had not sat in a court for more than a generation, was a vigorous, elderly man with a sweeping gray mustache. (13)
• He had never been a persona grata to the judge, and if he did not become so now, he at least ceased to be actively displeasing. (9)
• As to the actual results thus accomplished, other than the publicity obtained, the general public is not in a position to judge. (16)
• I should think that, if there is a moral government of the universe, the Judge of all the earth would know when to hold his hand. (9)
• She has made a capital selection of her vocabulary from Johnson, and does not work it badly, if we may judge by Harry and Melville. (10)
• He himself thought that this was his best work; so far as we can judge by the considerable fragment that exists, he was in the right. (2)
• He had undertaken his duties with his accustomed energy and conscientiousness, and at times wearied even the judge with his scruples. (13)
• You will soon be able to judge of the general credit due, by listening to some particulars which you can yourself immediately contradict or confirm. (4)
• Emma, an early riser that morning, for the purpose of a private consultation with Mr. Redworth, found her lying placidly wakeful, to judge by appearances. (10)

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