Sentence examples for a critical judgment from inspiring English sources

No - so they make a critical judgment.

In a critical judgment, he was found guilty of contempt of court.

The timing of Lord Irvine's speech is significant, coming on the eve of a critical judgment by the European Court of Human Rights.

She said she would use her professional financial experience and "a critical judgment, being able to work under enormous pressure" in her new role running NGOs.

There is a difference between making a critical judgment for an editorial Comment and mindless cheerleading — the latter is of no value.

Characterization without a critical judgment was in Brecht's view seductive artifice; conversely, social judgment without the characterization of a rounded human being was arid dogmatism.

Where most reviewers and many readers of Diana Athill's Somewhere Towards the End have talked of its "honesty" or "candour", they have been making a literary critical judgment.

To vote is to make a down-to-earth critical judgment about a complicated world with difficult problems and limited options.

In short, we have here a matter of critical judgment, the sort any responsible editor must exercise.

I don't think she has ulterior motives for not recognizing their substantial merits; I think she's exhibiting a lapse of critical judgment.

Which is to say that the movie is about the pressing choices that confront people at times of great crisis; the constant urgency of maintaining a state of critical judgment about events as asserted, reported, and remembered; and the perpetual state of historical crisis by which civic responsibility is defined.