Sentence examples for a sober judgment from inspiring English sources
That means some younger faces on the summer tour - the Leeds scrum-half Clive Stuart-Smithishis Bath counterpart Martyn Wood and Sale's hooker Andy Titterrell are leading contenders - and a sober judgment as to how many miles Mike Catt and Will Greenwood have left on the clock.
Next, make a sober judgment about your tolerance for risk.
Yet Mr. Lewis's eagerness to buy Merrill consumed all sober judgment.
But at some point a more sober judgment must be struck.The leveraged buy-out approach may already be fizzling because the generous debt terms that it relied on are no longer available.
I think he's important, because if there hadn't been this irrational love that he, and maybe deAk, expressed for the new painting — and by 'irrational' I mean a love based not on argument and sober judgment but just on this really flamboyant embrace — then people's suspicions that the new painting is empty and calculating and manipulative might be stronger.
"Don't make this into an after-school special," St. James pleads at one point, but of course he, and the movie, want it both ways: to sit in sober judgment of the consequences of excess while sustaining a pose of cynical aloofness from anything like ethical seriousness.
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This kind of sober judgment is lost in the cacophony that surrounds such difficult cases.
Washington's administration of the government in the next eight years was marked by the caution, the methodical precision, and the sober judgment that had always characterized him.
Only one thing: vigilante violence, "the increasing disregard for law which pervades the country; the growing disposition to substitute the wild and furious passions in lieu of the sober judgment of Courts".
Pétain restored tranquillity by meeting the just grievances of the troops; his reputation for sober judgment restored the troops' confidence in their leaders, and he made it clear that he would avoid future reckless attacks on the German lines.
