Sentences with phrase «judging by the response»

Judging by the responses to this post, the fellow doesn't know what he's writing about.

Then again, judging by the response of most people around us — including our families — you'd think I'd left it at the first statement...

Judging by the responses to Jennifer Gauvain's Huffington Post column «The Shocking Truth for Thirty Percent of Divorced Women,» a lot of women «dated and eventually married the wrong guys.»

Mr Mandelson said Gordon Brown would have been upset deeply by the hurt he had caused Mrs Duffy, and he asked for people to judge him by his response to the incident, phoning her and offering an immediate apology.

Former President Mahama touted the importance of the Central Region in Ghana's elections, stating, that «[judging by the response to the Unity Walk], the Central Region has shown that the NDC is still alive and kicking.

And judging by the response to Clegg in the Commons, this new backbench Tory - Labour coalition looks likely to succeed.

-LSB-...] a holiday, I lose weight and, judging by the responses and emails I've received after writing posts like this, I am not alone.

Every time I take a holiday, I lose weight and, judging by the responses and emails I've received after writing posts like this, I am not alone.

We've come a long way, and judging by your response to our recent changes, we've earned it.

Denis Villeneuve's massive blockbuster sequel «Blade Runner 2049» may or may not be the turning of the tide for Deakins at the Academy Awards, but judging by his response to such factoids, he isn't losing any sleep over it.

Judging by the response so far to the next busiest time of the year after RSPs, it seems like most Canadian discount brokerages are now shifting gears to figure out their next moves.

Judging by the response from the public and the increase of foster placement by 53 percent from November to April — we'd say it worked!

Judging by the response we've seen on various forums and review sites, it seems everyone is quite happy with our efforts.

Judging by the response most audiences have, it's «more of the same, but different.»

Indeed, judging by the response of museum curators, Serra is one of the most highly rated postmodernist artists.

Gavin has corrected you numerous times and judging by your responses it seems only to be an exercise in futility.

this woman has no idea what she is talking about if judged by her response to that question here.

Judging by the response and the downloads, people seem to enjoy them.

Judging by the responses, there are reasons to be wary of pro bono work in some cases, but also a plethora of compelling reasons to carry it out.

We haven't loaded up the ROM ourselves, but judging by the response on the ROM thread so far, it's safe to say this is a sound solution.

Not exact matches

Before the game, Harper said she was expecting a positive response once the ad aired, which was the case, judging by the initial Twitter reaction:

By mapping those emotional responses to the corresponding plot points, the studio gleaned objective data about the film — something that would otherwise be judged subjectively.

The challenge of judging how much response was necessary has been complicated by the global credit turmoil, which has had the effect of pushing up actual borrowing costs relative to the cash rate the Reserve Bank sets.

Why is it, then, that although we developed governance rating criteria in response to failures by widely - held corporations, family - controlled companies are the ones that are judged most harshly?

On January 17, 2012, Judge Carol E. Jackson of the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Missouri granted the SEC's request for emergency injunctive relief (including an asset freeze and appointment of a receiver) against Burton Douglas Morriss as well as several investment management companies and private equity funds operated by Morriss in response to the SEC's complaint alleging that Morriss misappropriated more than $ 9 million in investor assets from 2005 through 2011.

If someone told you he believes 100 % that an invisible man is watching him and judging him 24/7 and that this man (we'll call him Steve, but he is known by many names) has a special book of rules that you have to follow or he will punish you for all eternity, what would your response be?

Judging by Ms. Kaur's wonderful response, I'll bet she'd be an interesting person to have lunch with, and I envy those who will get that opportunity.

It's unintelligent to judge the president by this one response as you do.

• In response to my recent reflection on Santayana (FT February), Judge John T. Noonan of the Ninth Circuit sends along a verse by Wallace Stevens with which I was not familiar.

Today, though miracles and healing do happen frequently by the power of God in response to our humble prayers, God has given us the Bible by which we can judge the truthfulness or error of someone's teachings.

The judge's ruling opening the elections back up comes in response to a suit filed by a group of nine 17 - year - olds, who disputed the interpretation.

On May 16, 2012, in response to a lawsuit filed by journalist Chris Hedges, Noam Chomsky, Naomi Wolf and others, [16] United States District Judge Katherine B. Forrest ruled the indefinite detention section of the law (1021) likely violates the 1st and 5th Amendments and issued a preliminary injunction preventing the US government from enforcing it.

And you noticed the unconcealed look of disgust offered by the judge in response to the contestant's quite mild and ingenuous answer to his question.

(John 3:17) In so far as divine judgment takes place, it is operative here and now, an inherent testing of life by its responses to opportunity, a constant interior arbitrament by which light shows up darkness — «He that believeth on him is not judged: he that believeth not hath been judged already....

Presiding at the altar of Immaculate Conception on Fourteenth St. and First Ave., with hundreds and hundreds of ordinary Americans, I am consistently impressed by the intensity of the response to the particularity of Bible story, of bread and wine, of body and blood, of confession and absolution, of lively interaction with Mary and all the saints, and, yes, of miracles» and all this concentrated as concentrated can be on Jesus Christ incarnate, present, helping, judging, forgiving, and coming again.

In that case, US District Judge Esther Salas granted a temporary stay to deportations in response to a lawsuit put forth by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

The problem with this response is that, without God, there is no such thing as «good» and «bad,» as there is no standard by which to judge what is «good» and what is «bad.»

God, indeed, judges moment by moment the adequacy of each actualized response, assessing the degree of fidelity to God's initial aim.

The judging of our 14th annual Scovie Awards Competition was held yesterday at the County Line Barbecue Restaurant in Albuquerque and we were astonished by the response from the judges.

Judging by the crowd's response, I succeeded in making healthier, tasty Mac and Cheese.

And, judging by the incredible response we've had to our Blueberry - White Chocolate Muffins, lots of you are definitely as crazy about white chocolate as I am.

Judging by the positive response, the ability of these winemakers to pour their wines in front of well - informed decision - makers could become the catalyst for their future growth within the U.S. market.

I thought the response on here to vardy joining was about fifty fifty judging by the thumbs up and down

But despite it being «trace amounts in line with accidental ingestion», you'd still think (and would expect) that they'd go to the ends of the Earth to prove this apparent innocence, with a proactive response by Canelo to clear his name and as detailed an investigation as humanly possible by the powers - that - be, to prevent this being a legitimate black mark on Canelo's career (which, judging by the piss poor response so far, it absolutely will be).

Judging by the stark differences in responses between this column I wrote in 2011 and this one I wrote last month, I'd guess they're gone within 10 years.

However, this loss in particular was inarguably the lowest point of the season for Ancelotti's, although possibly a blessing in disguise judging by how emphatic their response was.

In response to «protecting our players from the media» — these people (if they can be called that, majority of our squad don't seem to possess emotion nowadays judging by the way they treat our away fans.)

Fathers should compile intelligent responses to potential questions that are asked by a judge.

As he did in the wake of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's sentencing, Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued a brief statement in response to the five year sentence handed down by a federal judge in the corruption case of ex-Majority Leader Dean Skelos.

Katko said he is heartened that Trump consulted with his cabinet and issued a far more measured response than the travel ban ordered in January, which was blocked by federal judges.