Examples of using Would judge in English and their translations into Italian
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And I didn't tell you about it because I was afraid that you would judge me.
Roberts said that history would judge the president on whether he had prevented the nuclearization of the Middle East.
Amos declared that God would judge individuals on the basis of ethical conduct rather than performance of rituals.
Investment in low carbon technologies means the acceleration of the rate of investment beyond what the market would judge profitable.
And there's not a man in England who would judge me for it. I would put the rope around his neck myself.
there's not a man in England who would judge me for it.
I hate to think how you would judge us based on our popular music and entertainment!
Belatedly, Americans would judge their leaders negligent for not addressing terrorism more urgently.
It is with these points in mind that we would judge the comparisons with the Bolsheviks' participation in elections to the Duma after 1905.
Are you the kind of guy who would judge me for sleeping with you on the first date?
the difficult dispute they would bring to Moses, but every minor dispute they themselves would judge.
Because the plagues of the seven bowls that would judge Satan and the Antichrist still remain to be poured on this earth.
If You would judge us after one message, how can You not judge them after they turn away from an ocean of messages and warnings?".
I would judge each to be worth twelve to thirty inspectors,
They believed God would judge them if they acted, so they couldn't act.
However, there are those out there, who would judge you for your coarse ways
coming out… That people would judge me, even hate me…
Amos declared that God would judge individuals on the basis of ethical conduct rather than performance of rituals.
Aristotle and Aquinas would judge this to be a difference of degree rather than a difference in kind.
Belatedly, Americans would judge their leaders negligent for not addressing terrorism more urgently.