Sentence examples for a sort of judgment from inspiring English sources

The trial was not only about these five officers but also about what exactly happened in the weeks after the hurricane, a sort of judgment on the initial widely held belief that the authorities were trying to control elements of a citizenry run rampant.

In this reading, characterizations of rationality and irrationality take place as a sort of judgment of history.

For Xunzi, action is guided by a sort of normative judgment, but he does not say that such judgments always or even often issue from practical reasoning.

Rather it expresses a sort of anthropological judgment, just like the anthropologist's judgement about eating donkeys.

I am especially not showing them to receive any comments, positive or negative, from anybody else besides myself because the only person who can make any sort of judgment on my body and the fabrics I place on it is me.

It's probably way too early to pass any sort of judgment on these things, but I'm still leaning toward "no".

"It's just that you've never felt any sort of judgment coming with Run," I told him.

Don't think about your breathing or pass any sort of judgment of it (e.g. that breath was shorter than the last one), just attempt to know it and be aware of it.[1].

If you can't dissociate yourself from the situation, then take a more logical approach (i.e. facts/figures) rather than an approach of anger, hatred, fear, etc. Think of the reasons behind the actions and look at things from all sides before making any sort of judgment.

He said protecting pensioners was a "sort of societal judgment".

Personal judgments about the reliability of a borrower — the sort of judgment that Morgan, or a small-town banker, would make before issuing a loan — have been replaced by mathematical models.