Sentence examples for a refined judgment from inspiring English sources
The CTP tool provides a refined judgment on the adequacy of received antenatal care, as aspects of content of care are considered.
Such rule-learning, he claims, allows what he calls an interpretation of the rules in particular cases, where an increasingly refined judgment comes from an increasingly refined mastery of the rules in question.
Another factor that fostered the transformation of a person fond of art into an authentic connoisseur able to make refined judgments and correct attributions was the institution of the Salon, i.e., official exhibitions.
As for the normative question of why the refined judgments of the wise are preferable to the rash prejudices of the vulgar, Hume is content that moral sense assigns approbation to the "original instincts" underlying moral and aesthetic taste (T, 619).
In galleries and museums, curators use judgment and a refined sense of style to select and arrange art to create a narrative, evoke a response, and communicate a message.
Look like a refined man in the age of refinement.
A refined spot for a refined take on Ethiopian plates.
Entrapment is a refined science.
A refined appetite, however, demands fresh stimulation.
It was a refined, ladylike hoot.
Typically, the Marivaudian protagonist is a refined young lady who finds herself, to her bewilderment or even despair, falling in love despite herself, thereby losing her autonomy of judgment and action.
