Judged in a sentence

All of the projects in the contest were reviewed and judged by the Tar Heel Junior Historian Association, and exhibit projects were even brought to the museum in person to be judged, adding to the excitement.

Being a writer of color, Saborna talked about what it means to be judged and how one is judged in a literary landscape that is still heavily weighted in favor of white men.

About The book awards "Golden Turkey Awards" to films judged by the authors as poor in quality, and to directors and actors judged to have created a chronically inept body of work.

As the assembled deities judged Osiris and Horus to be in the right, undoing the injustice of Osiris's death, so a deceased soul had to be judged righteous in order for his or her death to be undone.

In one view, the defendant is judged; in the other view the performance of the prosecution (which bears the burden of proof) is judged.

A fourth chance to take Djokovic’s serve went begging in the fourth game – where the Serb was docked a point for hindrance, judged by British umpire Richard Haigh to have disturbed Sinner with a long grunt, and then warned for taking too long to serve.

Aharon, who pursued peace, loved people and always judged them kindly, and gave them the benefit of the doubt, felt a fool.

Alejandro Garnacho thought he had won it for United but VAR judged his goal offside.

All of the wines being judged were made from grapes grown in Sonoma County.

All photos are judged anonymously, so decisions are made entirely on merit.

Although the contingent on the jet and the folks at the wedding are in shock, both groups also know that how they react will eventually be judged by the press and the markets.

And he reckons that in time he'll be judged for his "body of work" rather than the way it ended at Boro.

And while we may find her choices morally wrong, it’s very Aquarius for Marlene to do what she believes needs to be done, regardless of how she’s judged for it.

Applications were reviewed and blind-judged by employees to narrow the field to the top five finalists.

A round of sweet apple cider to be judged recently in a competition organized by the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention.

As such, is able to stand on its own and be judged on its own merits.

A world where you had to dress a certain way to get in, where you were judged on what car dropped you or on where you'd bought your dress.

Clark has over 50 years of judging experience across over 100 local and national shows and has previously judged both Bluefaced Leicester and Charollais at the Royal Highland Show, as well as winning the Bluefaced Leicester section five times.

Clothing that is judged by the school administration to be disruptive to the orderly school process either by virtue of the design or in the manner in which it is worn is also forbidden.

Competing students demonstrate their talent and creativity with specific tasks to perform, or scenarios to complete, within a specific time frame, and are judged by industry specialists.