Sentence examples for By judgment from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, we are guided by judgment, instinct and feel.

Untrammeled by judgment, knowledge or common sense, it can be a pretty scary thing, too.

If by judgment you mean choosing who to hang out with at a cocktail party, then maybe we, or at least I, do judge.

Dickens was a radical by instinct, if not by judgment, and he always manifested a signal dislike or suspicion of authority in all its forms.

But its critical, psychological and historical insights -- along with an ardor steeled by judgment and prose that is all brains and style -- will stretch those purposes remarkably.

In a recent book on Holocaust-related trials titled "The Memory of Judgment," Lawrence Douglas quotes Elias Canetti as saying that the dead "are nourished by judgment".

Even now, the courts are not bound by judgments from Strasbourg, as they are by judgments of the entirely different EU court of justice in Luxembourg.

Assessment of risk was replaced by judgments of certainty -- they just knew what was going to happen.

Secondly, abiding by judgments of the court with which there is disagreement is not a matter of discretion.

Developmental stages allow this recalcitrant variation to be effectively ignored by judgments of embryonic typicality.

Beyond that, Justice Ginsburg wrote, things get murkier, requiring case-by-case judgment.