Sentence examples for Great judgement from inspiring English sources

They say: "Leon has great judgement, a great compass.

"But I would not have thee, reader," Dante's turning to us in an apostrophe, as he has done before, "fall away from good resolve for hearing how God wills that the debt be paid; do not dwell on the form". He's telling us not to care about the images as such "of the torment, think of what follows, think that at worst it cannot go beyond the great Judgement". He sort of is making a preemptive strike.

At the end, though, no great moral judgement is passed down.

Marsha Singh was a softly spoken colleague of great intelligence, careful judgement and an impressive knowledge of world affairs who could have made an even greater impact in Parliament had he represented a normal constituency.

It shows that it is not a Borg-like hivemind full of men and women in dark, lint-free turtlenecks (but by God if that isn't a great image) where judgement is passed using a rational flowchart based on app success and failure rates.

Mrs Brooks said that one of the greatest errors of judgement of her time as editor at the Sun had been to prevaricate over paying a public official for the full data on MPs' expenses - allowing the Daily Telegraph to get in there first.

Each of the six items was rated on a five-point scale from 1 (Not at All Concerned) through 5 (Very Concerned), and averaged to obtain a total score, with higher scores indicated greater fears of judgement from the clinician.

Which was their great existential error of judgement, as they sought to eschew editorial responsibility while simultaneously working to dominate and crush traditional media outlets which do operate within a more tightly regulated environment (and, at least in some instances, have a civic mission to truthfully inform).

Because there is no such thing as a risk-free environment or absolute safety and there is no definitive "yes" answer to each of the questions, the regulated would hope--yes, insist--that the regulators exercise judgement with great skill in promulgation of rules or regulations.

Songs like "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum, "Fame" by Irene Cara, and "Immortality" by Celine Dion make great accompaniments to the Judgement card.

Sweetness contributed to a greater extent in the judgement of total taste intensity, particularaly in the nose-clip condition.