100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "judge"

Definition

The term "judge" as a common noun refers to a person who presides over court proceedings and has the authority to make decisions on legal matters. It can also refer to an individual who forms an opinion or evaluation about something or someone.

Synonyms

• Magistrate
• Adjudicator
• Arbiter
• Assessor
• Evaluator
• Critic
• Referee

Antonyms

• Jury member
• Defendant
• Accused
• Advocate
• Supporter

Examples

1. It is easy to judge someone without knowing their story.
2. Before you judge a book by its cover, read the summary.
3. She tried not to judge him for his past mistakes.
4. The teacher will judge the students' projects next week.
5. You should not judge a person based on their appearance.
6. I can’t judge whether the movie was good or bad without watching it.
7. They were quick to judge the situation without understanding the facts.
8. It's unfair to judge others when you have your own flaws.
9. He often judges people too harshly based on first impressions.
10. It’s important to judge a situation carefully before taking action.
11. She will judge the talent show contestants tonight.
12. Don’t judge my choices until you’ve walked in my shoes.
13. The panel will judge the finalists based on creativity and originality.
14. It's wise not to judge others until you know their circumstances.
15. She felt it was wrong to judge people for their beliefs.
16. The committee will judge the merits of each proposal.
17. I try to judge fairly, considering all perspectives.
18. They judge based on evidence, not assumptions.
19. It’s difficult to judge someone’s character from their social media.
20. I can't judge who was right in the argument without more information.
21. Please don’t judge my cooking skills; I’m still learning.
22. We should learn to judge people by their actions, not their words.
23. He often judges art based on emotional impact rather than technique.
24. It’s easy to judge a situation when you’re not involved in it.
25. Many people judge success by material possessions.
26. The referee will judge the fairness of the game.
27. You must judge the competition objectively to choose a winner.
28. She was afraid to judge her friend’s decision.
29. We should judge others with kindness and understanding.
30. It’s hard to judge someone when you’ve only met them once.
31. If you judge too quickly, you might miss the bigger picture.
32. The critics will judge the film at the festival tomorrow.
33. He tried not to judge her for her choices but found it difficult.
34. They will judge the performance based on several criteria.
35. I often judge my own work more harshly than others do.
36. It’s not right to judge someone based on rumors.
37. The judge will judge the case impartially.
38. She tends to judge people based on their education level.
39. I try to judge each experience as a lesson learned.
40. The judge began to judge the case after hearing all the testimonies.
41. It's important not to judge others when you have your own problems.
42. He will judge the art competition this year.
43. You should not judge a person solely by their social status.
44. She felt it was unfair to judge him without knowing the full story.
45. The board will judge the research proposals next week.
46. They judge the success of the project by its impact on the community.
47. I try to judge situations with a clear and open mind.
48. It’s easy to judge from the outside without understanding the inside.
49. The event organizers will judge the best costumes.
50. He often judges people by their sense of humor.
51. Before you judge me, let me explain my side.
52. The audience will judge the talent based on their performances.
53. We should judge accomplishments by effort, not just results.
54. She hesitated to judge him based on his past.
55. It’s important to judge your priorities carefully.
56. The council will judge the proposals for the new park.
57. He tends to judge harshly when he’s under stress.
58. Let’s not judge this decision until we have all the facts.
59. The jury will judge the case after hearing the closing arguments.
60. She learned not to judge others too quickly.
61. The coach will judge the players based on their practice performance.
62. I don’t want to judge you; I just want to understand.
63. It's unfair to judge someone's talent before they even try.
64. The judges will judge on creativity, originality, and execution.
65. He often judges his own abilities too harshly.
66. The laws are in place to judge fairly and justly.
67. She didn’t want to judge her friend for their choices.
68. It’s important to judge things based on facts, not feelings.
69. The judge will judge the bail application tomorrow.
70. I try not to judge a situation until I have all the information.
71. He can judge character quite well after years of experience.
72. You shouldn’t judge a person for their beliefs.
73. The panel will judge the competition in several rounds.
74. It’s easy to judge someone when you’ve never been in their shoes.
75. The experts will judge the culinary competition.
76. I try to judge my own progress rather than compare with others.
77. Do not judge her; she has her reasons for her actions.
78. The committee will judge based on the established guidelines.
79. If you judge too quickly, you might miss important details.
80. The audience will judge the speakers based on clarity and engagement.
81. She had no right to judge my life choices.
82. The referee will judge any fouls during the game.
83. I don’t want to judge anyone, but that was a poor decision.
84. The critics will judge the new restaurant's menu tonight.
85. It’s important to judge the facts before making a decision.
86. They will judge the dancers on technique and expression.
87. She was reluctant to judge her colleague's work.
88. Don't judge a person until you know their struggles.
89. The judge will judge the sentencing based on the evidence presented.
90. You can’t judge the book without reading its contents.
91. The committee is set to judge the entries next week.
92. It’s easy to judge someone when you don’t know their story.
93. I try to judge my actions and their consequences.
94. The judge will judge the merits of the appeal.
95. You shouldn’t judge a team by one game.
96. It's difficult to judge a person's worth based on their job title.
97. The judges will judge the projects based on innovation and impact.
98. I refuse to judge anyone based on superficial traits.
99. The time will come when we will judge our decisions.
100. Please don’t judge my efforts; I’m doing my best.