Sentence examples for A balanced judgment from inspiring English sources
"Criticism is a balanced judgment, and this wasn't that.
Whether it is a balanced judgment or not.
"That was a balanced judgment based on weighing risks and benefits.
One does not expect a balanced judgment of a person's merits to be found in a church epitaph: one expects merits.
A writer can weigh opinions as he moves on, use footnotes to explain or to clarify, and give a balanced judgment in his conclusion.
Mr. McClure said he decided not to seek a fourth term in the Senate because he had come to believe that Congress could no longer make a "balanced judgment on good information".
Lord Justice Coghlin told him: "Nobody is denying for a minute that it's a finely balanced judgment.
According to Fish's biographer and historian Amos Elwood Corning in 1919, Fish was known as "a gentleman of wide experience, in whom the capacities of the organizer were happily united with a well balanced judgment and broad culture".
I am confident that Professor Choper will provide a fair and balanced judgment as speedily as possible.
"In his [Russell's] youth he did work of importance in math ematical logic, but his eccen tric attitude toward the first World War revealed a lack of balanced judgment, which in creasingly infected his later writings.
Among the first people to e-mail the site after Mr. Kennedy's article was posted was the author Norman Mailer, who wrote: "Despite the position of The Boston Globe, I don't think Michael Barnicle received anything in the way of a fair or balanced judgment.
