Examples of using Cannot judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You cannot judge them.
KAREN: Cindy, whether it is God's design or not, I cannot judge.
The people cannot judge.
You cannot judge the right way in terms of numbers only.
It does not look odd and one cannot judge pinholes on the surface.
We cannot judge religion by the status of its accompanying civilization;
However, just because you see“something fishy” you cannot judge him too quickly.
That is, I cannot judge, think, love or breathe on my own.
Anyone who lacks experience in occult oppressions cannot judge this situation correctly.
You cannot judge his score… until you have heard at least the first part sung.
Of course, the ordinary Human mind cannot judge the intellect of the Almighty who has….
You cannot judge God, you cannot say why She does that, why She does that, why He does that?
Allah will judge with justice,whereas those whom they call upon beside Him cannot judge at all.
The lesson is plain, you cannot judge another for his sin if you are guilty of the same sin.
If God considers those who still have sin in them righteous and sinless,then He must be lying and therefore cannot judge or reign all His creations.
This means that a state cannot judge another state or impose sanctions on it, but that is in the past, that is history.
But, you know, my friends, if I think back and see you lying half dead on the chairs and tables, on top of each other, dribbling, exhausted,my heart sinks and I cannot judge you for I will never be able to forget this.
You cannot judge desire as being good or bad, noble or ignoble, or say,"I will keep this desire and deny that one.
I do not approve of this My children, because everything that this daughter gives you is from My heart that speaks to you, so you cannot judge what I give, because everything is done for a reason and this reason is My love for you.
It is true that we cannot judge virtue on the exclusive basis of the criterion of psychophysical health; there are many proofs, however, that the lack of the virtue, of temperance, sobriety, damages health.
One consequence of this increased demand is the assignment of articles to referees who are not experts in the area, which has the capacity to evaluate the methods and results, but cannot judge the relevance and contribution of this work to the area.
You cannot judge that which occurs in the negative arena of duality without stepping out of the narrow path of balance, thus placing yourself in the scene of action you are judging as immoral or bad.
Light:- unfortunately I quit smoking tobacco not long ago(2 months ago)and objectively cannot judge the harm directly to marijuana, but I will tell you with 100% certainty that it has a negative effect on the lungs of both tobacco and kabis….
One cannot judge people for not"suggesting action or solutions"- for a lot of people who feel disempowered, just posting is simply finding a voice with the possibility of attracting like-minded thinkers- that may lead to some affirmative action.
Just as one does not judge an individual by what he thinks about himself, so one cannot judge such a period of transformation by its consciousness, but on the contrary, this consciousness must be explained from the contradiction of material life, from the conflict existing between the social forces of production and the relations of production.
I cannot judge what Mr Tarek Aziz did in Iraq outside my fields of responsibility, but all I want to ask for is that a person, who is ill, if for no other than humanitarian reasons, should be treated with dignity, should be allowed to obtain medical care while having a fair trial.
Just as one does not judge an individual by what he thinks about himself, so one cannot judge such a period of transformation by its consciousness, but, on the contrary, this consciousness must be explained from the contradictions of material life, from the conflict existing between the social forces of production and the relations of production.
According to Aristotle,the senses cannot judge the substance, the'why' of something, being limited to judging that something particular was received in our impression from the sensitive organs; in other words, that something exists.
The European Union has no competence in these areas and cannot judge the constitutions and national laws of its Member States which, having all signed the European Convention on Human Rights, are accountable in the matter of such rights to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.