| judge case | 2.76 | We judge each case individually. | ||
| judge performance | 2.11 | How should I judge the performance? | ||
| judge people | 1.97 | Who will judge these people? | ||
| judge success | 1.84 | So success cannot be judged in months. | ||
| judge president | 1.38 | Only Congress can judge the president. | ||
| judge quality | 1.38 | The public can judge quality. | ||
| judge scandal | 0.99 | If scandals were judged in moral terms, the offenders might at least apologize. | ||
| judge player | 0.92 | Players are judged differently. | ||
| judge team | 0.92 | But they judged the team on merit. | ||
| judge entry | 0.86 | Colin Mitchell will judge the entries each week. | ||
| judge man | 0.79 | Never judge a man by his beret. | ||
| judge merit | 0.79 | You can judge the merits of this tradeoff. | ||
| judge book | 0.72 | I am ready to judge any book on its merits. | ||
| judge impact | 0.72 | It will take a few more years to judge the impact of these ideas. | ||
| judge person | 0.72 | You should never judge a person by their looks. | ||
| judge competition | 0.66 | A panel of five will judge the competition. | ||
| judge effect | 0.66 | She was watching him through the cigarette smoke to judge the effect she was producing. | ||
| judge effectiveness | 0.66 | How do we judge his effectiveness in office? | ||
| judge result | 0.66 | It is too early to judge its results. | ||
| judge candidate | 0.59 | And that, he said, should be how people judge the candidates for president. |