Sentence examples for a value judgement from inspiring English sources

Yes, some form of Earth will survive, but we need to make a value judgement.

"That sounds like a value judgement: 'What the hell were you thinking, buddy?'" He pauses to consider.

This is a value judgement by which extremely unusual consequences of a certain activity are excluded from attribution.

No fact-based inquiry is going to provide a definitive answer to what remains a value judgement, one set to loom large ahead of the November election.

But I find it hard to look at the new pyramid, with parenting at its apex, and not see a value judgement.

Apple has a first Amendment right to design a zero knowledge system which would prevent them from helping law enforcement, and that is a value judgement they will have to make for themselves.

- - - - - - 1 It's brilliant that Frank posts the full audio of his interview online, as editors at New Scientist edited this quote for space and lost a lot of its nuance and meaning in the process, ending up with: "I didn't say that technology rots the brain; I would never make a value judgement".

I'm not making a valued judgement here.

The main instruments utilized for data collection were two tests, a translation test (containing 40 idioms in sentences) and a value-judgement test (containing 30 items).

"Unfair" is a value-judgement, not a statement about financial arithmetic, so I'm not going to opine here.

Young described it as being "uncharacteristically cool from a martial arts perspective" and that "it was nice to see a value-judgement-free depiction of no-holds-barred competition on such a respected TV series".