1.   A national network television audience can judge for itself when the Suns visit the Lakers and attempt to break a two-game skid.

2.   But just as the audience judges the Bond films, the films judge the audience, providing a kind of map of cultural change over the years.

3.   But, just as the audience judges the Bond films, the films judge the audience, providing a kind of map of cultural change over the years.

4.   The characterization of Repin, at any rate, is apt, as American audiences may judge for themselves on several imminent occasions.

5.   The most difficult task, Schiller said, was convincing the actors to set aside personal views so the audience could judge the case fairly.