Sentence examples for A problematic judgment from inspiring English sources

Obama made a problematic judgment call in trying to explain working class culture to a much wealthier audience.

Third, while the proximate and constitutive end of a value judgment is the resumption of activity that has been interrupted by a problematic situation, judgment has a remoter end, of using the action decided upon as a means for uncovering new evidence about what to value.

In such particularly common scenarios of problematic judgments of EEG manifestations, a case management system is needed to allow a remote epileptologist to review eEEGs recorded in acute settings, such as the ED where an epileptologist is typically not present.

So Kant says that problematic judgments are of the form "Possibly, Fs are Gs" (or: "Possibly P"); assertoric judgments are of the form "Actually, Fs are Gs" (or: "Actually P"); and apodictic judgments are of the form "Necessarily, Fs are Gs" (or: "Necessarily P").

The occasion for making value judgments is a problematic situation, in which one's activity is blocked and one does not know what to do.

To say that a judgment of taste makes a claim to correctness might seem merely to shift from the problematic "ought" that is involved in a judgment of taste to a problematic "correctness" or "betterness".

He's a problematic interviewee.

Distribution is a problematic word.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

But it was a problematic notion.

It proves to be a problematic oddity.