to pass judgment on造句

1.to pass judgment on; 2.[Informal] to criticize

After all, it is up to the audience to pass judgment on the singer's performance.

I don't feel that I have the necessary knowledge to pass judgment on a work of modern art.

The United States was seeking to pass judgment on others while being unwilling to have its own conduct questioned in places like the International Criminal Court.

The small capitalists as well as the independent handicraftsmen and traders are generally innocent of serious offences, and it is not difficult to pass judgment on them.

Nationally her support is much lower, but since Iowa will be the first state to pass judgment on the Republican field next year, a win there would instantly confirm her as a genuine contender.