Sentence examples for a balanced judgment of from inspiring English sources

One does not expect a balanced judgment of a person's merits to be found in a church epitaph: one expects merits.

"When they looked at intelligence," he said, "they weren't looking at intelligence to try to get a balanced judgment, a guide to policy, out of it, they were looking to intelligence to support a conclusion they had already come to -- which is that they were going to go to war".

The antioxidant, mitochondrial and antiamyloidogenic effects may be seen as a possibility of interfering with the onset of the disease, although a balanced judgment requires due caution.

The latter requires a much more evolved perspective on fundamental issues of life and death and the ability to make a balanced judgment and decision without being pressured by feelings of guilt that refusal will deprive another human being of life.

"Criticism is a balanced judgment, and this wasn't that.

Whether it is a balanced judgment or not.

A writer can weigh opinions as he moves on, use footnotes to explain or to clarify, and give a balanced judgment in his conclusion.

However, a balanced judgment is required when selecting this treatment option so that maximum success does not lead to overtreatment [9].

"It's a balanced judgment and I'm very open to people getting to know me and getting to understand me," Gingrich said.

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".