Sentence examples for a judgment to from inspiring English sources

However, while Fumerton's acquaintance with correspondence is acquaintance with a fact and not a judgment that a proposition is true, BonJour seems to understand the "recognition" of fit or correspondence as judgmental or propositional something like a judgment to the effect that the conceptual description embodied in the belief fits or correctly describes one's experience.

"Bringing a judgment to the subject, there's no journey".

The company is seeking a judgment to that effect from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Al Gore fears a rush to judgment; Dick Zimmer a judgment to Rush.

Were you just reinforcing a judgment to readers that she, the accuser, is a (very) bad girl?

"He made a judgment to get help at that time, and he came back and was very upbeat and positive.

Secondly, the nurse makes a professional judgment to meet a patient's preference when a dosage form is available.

"It's hard for a community to come to a collective judgment to move in a new direction," he said.

It would be appropriate for a closed judgment to suggest a review point, and for all closed judgments to be compulsorily reviewed, for instance, every five years.

He had a piercing judgment to discover the wolf, though clothed with a sheepskin".

The studios had sought a summary judgment to end the legal proceedings.