31.   Even news programs are increasingly judged for their entertainment value.

32.   First time that the oath was administered by a woman, Sarah T. Hughes, U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Texas.

33.   He has admitted to personal offenses, and will be appropriately judged for his misconduct elsewhere.

34.   He will be judged for his actions, but the deeper responsibility in such accidents lies in shortcomings of the system.

35.   He said the plans would then be judged for their effectiveness.

36.   I hope I get judged for what I do on the field.

37.   I just want to be judged for what I do.

38.   How are you going to judge me for telling the truth?

39.   I will tell you when he does, and you can judge for yourselves.

40.   If you compare the numbers and if you know baseball, you can judge for yourself.