Sentence examples for a real judgement from inspiring English sources

The first thing to say is that we need more data about open data to be able to make a real judgement.

Both signings were seen as evidence of how United's spending had been squeezed and, while it is still too early to make a real judgement on the Portuguese Bebe (who Ferguson had not even seen play when he signed him for £7.4m this summer), Hernandez is already looking the real deal.

I haven't heard enough to pass any real judgements, but judging from this track, I'm going to need to keep an eye on this Cleveland death squad.

This is no real judgement against his record or talents in three years at the Bernabeu.

In the end the only real judgement that matters is that of the market.

The real judgement can only be made when the games start but - and Hodgson will still be keeping his fingers crossed - it has been a build-up remarkably free of injury and distractions, the odd transfer move apart.

Simon found that people, when making real judgements and decisions, did not comply with the ideal that was assumed by the rationalist traditions.

George Osborne, the Chancellor, said Mr Miliband was "not up to the job", adding: "To try to score political points out of deaths of migrants in the Mediterranean is pretty demeaning and shows a real lack of judgement".

To me, that's a real, major lack of judgement in Nolan, to go for superhero films".

And the possibility of the two coming together - of terrorist groups in possession of WMD, even of a so-called dirty radiological bomb is now, in my judgement, a real and present danger.

It seems to work well in the company-made video but excuse me while I hold judgement until a real hands-on emerges.