Sentence examples for about the judgment of from inspiring English sources

Is he worried about the judgment of future Olympians?

What does this story say about the judgment of American banking institutions?

But it sure tells us a lot about the judgment of John McCain.

"It raises serious questions about the judgment of the Giuliani administration and the N.Y.P.D.," he said.

The great thing about the judgment of history is that the defendant is never around for it.

Yet many people at the agency aren't just worried about the judgment of history; they're worried about facing prosecution.

Today, he didn't give a damn about the judgments of the mouth-breathers above him.

Stevenson conceives of his work as having "far less to say about the summum bonum of the philosophers than about the judgments of the ordinary man as he finishes reading the morning's newspaper" (1963a, v).

And I'm reminded -- once again -- that I ought to spend a little less energy fretting about the judgments of my highly educated colleagues (I'm a college professor).

Bainbridge flawlessly recites his vow to help bring about "the final judgment of humanity and the ending of the world of men".

No doubt about it -- in the judgment of the French and nearly everyone else, he has.