Example sentences of "judging from [pron] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Judging from its White Paper , the government would be unhappy with Bayley and Tennant 's failure to consider the interweaving of commercial services . |
2 | A most respectable party had taken the dining room but the landlord was either too flustered or too gauche to respect the privacy which , judging from their first expressions on seeing Hope , they felt they had ordered and even paid for . |
3 | But ornithischians , judging from their fossilized teeth , were invariably herbivores . |
4 | ‘ If you knew , ’ she said , pithily , as she marched into the room , ‘ and I 'm sure you did , judging from your smug expression , why did n't you tell me ? ’ |
5 | Judging from his recent contributions to the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh and to Robert Storr 's ‘ Dislocations ’ for MOMA in New York , Bruce Nauman is working in top gear and his new wax or metal sculptures and his video installations look as sharp and fresh as the art of any of his contemporaries . |
6 | And judging from his own reactions he knew that was impossible . |
7 | A fact that seemed to have soured him , judging from his grim expression . |
8 | Judging from his previous work , there 's no doubt the cathedral will be delighted with their new gates . |