100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "judge"

Definition

The verb judge means to form an opinion or conclusion about something or someone after careful consideration. It often involves evaluating qualities, merits, or faults based on certain criteria.

Synonyms

• Evaluate
• Assess
• Appraise
• Critique
• Determine
• Estimate
• Rate
• Review
• Decipher
• Weigh

Antonyms

• Ignore
• Overlook
• Disregard
• Accept
• Approve
• Praise

Examples

1. I will judge the art contest next week.
2. It's not fair to judge someone without knowing their story.
3. She tends to judge people based on their appearance.
4. The panel will judge the performances at the talent show.
5. Don’t judge a book by its cover; read it first.
6. He has learned not to judge others too quickly.
7. They will judge the project based on creativity and execution.
8. Can we truly judge a person's character from their social media?
9. I try not to judge my friends for their choices.
10. The teacher will judge the essays on grammar and style.
11. She could judge the quality of the wine without tasting it.
12. It’s easy to judge when you haven’t walked in someone else’s shoes.
13. The judges will judge the dogs based on their obedience and appearance.
14. I cannot judge the situation without more information.
15. He didn’t want to judge the movie until he saw it.
16. They often judge people harshly based on first impressions.
17. The critics will judge the new restaurant in their review.
18. It's important to judge yourself by your own standards, not others'.
19. I hope you won’t judge me for my past mistakes.
20. The law should judge everyone equally, regardless of status.
21. She was quick to judge the decision made by her peers.
22. He tends to judge a person's worth based on their job title.
23. Before you judge, consider all the facts.
24. The committee will judge the applications this Friday.
25. She learned not to judge her colleagues too harshly.
26. It’s unfair to judge someone on a single mistake.
27. I will judge my performance against my goals.
28. They decided to judge the debate based on clarity and argument strength.
29. He has a tendency to judge others by his own standards.
30. The crowd began to judge the speaker’s credibility.
31. You should not judge a team by its last game.
32. The director will judge the auditions later this week.
33. It’s easy to judge a situation from the outside.
34. I often judge my work by how it makes me feel.
35. She refused to judge her friend’s relationship choices.
36. The coach will judge the players during practice.
37. It’s important to judge the evidence before forming an opinion.
38. I don’t want to judge your taste in music.
39. The jury will judge the case based on the evidence presented.
40. She can accurately judge the skill level of the players.
41. He has learned to judge situations more objectively over time.
42. Please don’t judge him for his appearance; he’s very kind.
43. The panel will judge the startups on innovation and feasibility.
44. It’s not my place to judge your choices in life.
45. They were quick to judge the results without understanding the process.
46. The coach will judge the athletes during the competition.
47. I try to judge my reactions before I speak.
48. You shouldn’t judge based on rumors.
49. She had to judge the merits of the proposal carefully.
50. The audience began to judge the performance as it progressed.
51. He was wrong to judge her without knowing her history.
52. The board will judge the financial reports thoroughly.
53. I sometimes judge my day by how productive I've been.
54. The teacher will judge the students on their presentations.
55. She has a knack for being able to judge character accurately.
56. It’s essential to judge the long-term effects of this policy.
57. He asked her not to judge him for his past.
58. They will judge the photography contest next month.
59. I don’t want to judge your decisions; I’m here to support you.
60. The critics will judge the new play at its premiere.
61. It’s difficult to judge someone’s intent without context.
62. She learned to judge her emotions before reacting.
63. The panel will judge the culinary skills of the contestants.
64. I wish people wouldn’t judge me so quickly.
65. The manager will judge the team’s performance at the end of the quarter.
66. To truly judge a book, you must read it completely.
67. They will judge the athletes based on their final scores.
68. She didn’t judge the movie by its trailer; she watched it.
69. It’s easy to judge actions without understanding motivations.
70. He is not qualified to judge others’ parenting styles.
71. The awards committee will judge the nominees this weekend.
72. She will judge the wedding decorations based on creativity.
73. It’s important not to judge someone’s happiness from the outside.
74. The teacher will judge the students’ projects next week.
75. He felt it was wrong to judge his friend’s decisions.
76. The audience began to judge the speaker's credibility during the talk.
77. They will judge the best business idea during the pitch session.
78. She didn’t want to judge the situation without hearing all sides.
79. The experts will judge the scientific research presented at the conference.
80. It’s vital to judge your own feelings before expressing them.
81. The committee will judge the community service efforts.
82. I often judge my meals based on how healthy they are.
83. He was hesitant to judge the performance without seeing the rehearsal.
84. She tried not to judge her students too harshly.
85. The jury must judge the evidence impartially.
86. I will judge the results based on the established criteria.
87. They will judge the teams based on teamwork and strategy.
88. It’s not fair to judge a person’s success by their income.
89. She made a point to judge her own work critically.
90. The critics began to judge the film after its release.
91. He felt it was unkind to judge someone for their upbringing.
92. The teacher will judge the students' creativity in their projects.
93. I prefer to judge people based on their actions rather than their words.
94. The competition will judge entries on originality.
95. She often felt the need to judge herself against others.
96. The committee will judge the proposals before making a decision.
97. He asked her not to judge him for his choices in life.
98. They will judge the dance competition based on technique and style.
99. It’s crucial to judge the implications of this decision.
100. She was careful not to judge others too quickly, knowing everyone has their struggles.