Sentence examples for Unsound judgment from inspiring English sources
But, if we use our elected representatives as examples (though I can't vouch for how representative they actually are), I think it's safe to say unsound judgment -- that is, the absence of common sense -- doesn't discriminate based on political ideology.
Being open minded doesn't mean you have to accept everything, but that you recognize others' opinions without making an unsound judgment.
"Ohio has the right to make an unsound educational judgment, but not an unconstitutional one," Mr. Chanin said.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 - Several former high-ranking military lawyers say they are discussing ways to oppose President Bush's nomination of Alberto R. Gonzales to be attorney general, asserting that Mr. Gonzales's supervision of legal memorandums that appeared to sanction harsh treatment of detainees, even torture, showed unsound legal judgment.
Doesn't opting to be homeless indicate an unsound mind?
* Being found to be of unsound mind.
In short, even if the Five Ways are judged to be unsound demonstrations, a judgment that requires close analysis and examination of the filled out arguments, there is no reason to suggest that Thomas took them any less seriously as demonstrations or proofs in the fullest sense.
in-sānus, a, um, adj., unsound in mind.
Our judgment is unsound because we, who experience the sophist's appearance of manifold expertise, fail to detect that feature of his art "toward which all these sorts of learning look"—something about the sophist that explains why he seems to know so much, something about him that would justify our calling him by one name: "sophist".
Palin is an issue: she represents the product of unsound and perhaps corrupt judgment and therefore Palin has no legitimate role to play in the governance of this country.
