Walking in Paws Ch2
"so the judges are that much of dicks focusing all their efforts on making sure i'm a harmless mutt that they can put a leash on."
Life of an Outcast
You are the first person who hasnt judged me on my clothes. it is hard to find people that are willing to look past clothes." "speaking of being judged, there were a couple of girls over there that were talking about you."
Skinwalkers, Chapter Five
_ he was trapped in the same house as a murderer--and an absolutely deranged one, judging by what he'd done to that poor lady's corpse. could he fight him?
Astral High - Chapter 22
The school was obviously three floors tall, judging by the people walking around on the balconies above the courtyard. the walls were brick and steel, and the courtyard was really just a concrete slab, or slabs judging by the lines in it.
Furry and Proud: Chapter 9
It's humans that always judge us and hurt us.... it's because of humans that you moved to chicago!" "but it wasn't victoria!" i interrupted. "she's different. you say that humans judge us, but you're doing the same thing.
Final Exit
I should be judged by the countless i have murdered but the dead cannot judge the living they can only wait for them to join them in eternity. if i believer that i would want to live as long as possible, running from their eternal malice.
Burdens - Chapter 49: Positive
He could pinpoint their star player after a moment, mostly judging from the interactions the other players and coach gave him. a polar bear, he noticed, a fairly rare kind to find around the area, but they existed.
Burdens - Chapter 46: The Future
He seemed puzzled, judging by the look he gave. "i mean, yeah, after school we meet up and study, that's fine. i mean after high school. like... i think i'll go to a university, but i haven't picked one out yet.
Burdens - Chapter 36: Trials
He judged the rest of the class. he was not too arrogant, but he knew that none of the other students were more capable than he was when it came to the studies and materials. they were still learning things, he had already known.
Laugh at a dragon, go to jail.
The merchant watched all this and stood before the judge. "just fill out your name and pay the sovereign," the judge said with a smirk. "but...i don't understand!" the man grinned.
Against All Odds: Part 32 - Distances
"you're gonna judge an entire _country_ on a few hours being cooped up at a harbour there? i bet it's not so... utopic outside those walls." "utopic? wow, big word there." "push off," shaun scoffed. "anyway, why shouldn't i judge bolstrovo?
A Conflict of Minds
Do you judge me?" "yes. i am you." "then we must be judged by others, as well." "yeah. some of them will think us crazy. after all, we think we're crazy, sometimes. we had this talk." "still, i want to feel what it's like to be a fox."