With the sun this high, it's pretty hard to tell the points of the compass.

It's hard to tell if that's the sound of children laughing or screaming.

It's difficult to judge the truth of these claims.

I hardly think you're the best judge of God's intentions.

When social and religious ideas are discussed... ..it's difficult to give absolute judgements.

Ms. Gaspard said that it was difficult to judge the extent to which the Convention had been implemented in Paraguay.

That's sure smart figuring', Lieutenant.

Isn't that a snap judgment on your part?

She can assess investments very accurately.

Mr. Cairo is a man of nice judgment.

I am also wellpleased with my own judgment.

The text contains a number of statements and affirmations which have an economic and social impact whose consequences we are far from being able to judge.

I think it's time for you to come out to the world.

Similar to the negotiation process that proceeded those Agreements, the implementation process is difficult, suffers frequent delays and requires continuous support by the international community.

Looking at you, it's not easy but I admit I'm a bad judge, because up to now I've run my own life on rather different lines.

In the absence of quality standards it was almost impossible to judge the quality of imported products.

O Persson also found it unworthy of members

It takes so long to detect them, because their mood changes so often and so quickly.

We make a decision it's that big, even though it's not that big.

But are we good at making the judgments on facial appearance and movement?

It's sad that we don't all have your positive knowledge of what is right and wrong,

It was further noted that it was difficult to establish every type of prohibited reservation with certainty.

Cycle Estimation

You sure can figure what it'll do.

While uncertainties in the projection of regional changes of climate obviously represented a major difficulty for any country to judge the threat that a climate change might pose to itself and thus its position in international negotiations on policies and measures, there was a wealth of information in the Report regarding the sensitivity and vulnerability of ecosystems and socio economic systems to potential climate change.

So you could say that school food is quite important, really, judging the circumstances.

You don't want to be gorking people out just to save them, it's really confusing.

And if I'm any judge, Belletier's was the work of bigtime professionals.

Now, judging from the scope...

He showed good sense.

It is my business to know.

Unfortunately here and, really, regrettably first of all, in a situation like this you'd have to verify it empirically.

The changes I showed you are impressive to me because of what they tell us about the function of the brain, but they're small on the scale of the moral judgments that we actually make.

And what that illustrates is that decisions are the key things that support our perceptual bubble. It keeps it alive.

You mustn'tjudge us too harshly. I can judge only by what I see.

The report itself stated (p. 16), for instance, that family and succession rights were governed both by the Civil Code and by the customary law of Dahomey and indeed it was difficult to understand which law would actually prevail.

I can't judge distance.

Through common sense.

Don't make snap judgments.

I'll trust your judgment.

Judging by your reaction...

Do you trust me to judge?

We find more and more complex arrangements of machines that make it harder and harder to diagnose what's going on.

So in order to get a little intuition, and to maybe build up our sense of whether a reaction happens spontaneously, let's think about the ingredients that probably matter.

He was resolute, determined, unequivocal.