Sentence examples for a decent judge of from inspiring English sources

On past form, he is a decent judge of value.

And I usually feel pretty good about my ability to do so — to be a decent judge of what'll be popular, which videos will do well, blah, blah, blah, it's not all that interesting or important, but in any case it's my job, and I enjoy it.

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As a body conscious mom of three, life-long exerciser and current Jawbone UP addict, I think I'm a decent judge on this score.

An intimate portrait of a decent judge and a cynical, overloaded system.

Italian team owners and presidents have often been decent judges of the player market.

All six million low income homes should be raised to a decent level of energy efficiency, judged as scoring a C grade on their energy performance certificate (EPC), by 2025, which would require more than trebling the number of measures being installed each year.

The peculiar trauma of amateur boxing - a sport in which the anticipation of a tough draw, making the weight and praying for some decent judging can drain the enthusiasm of the most optimistic performer - does not seem to touch David Price.

But Dearborn is an encyclopedic collector of facts and, on the whole, a decent and fair-minded judge of them.

Labour will put its support for a "living wage" – higher than the minimum wage and judged as necessary for a decent standard of living – at the heart of its next election manifesto, citing it as one measure to help ease what it calls a crisis of living standards.

The teen-agers' educational deficiencies would not be easily corrected; to judge by state assessments through the years, many hadn't had a decent year of schooling in their lives.