Sentence examples similar to added judgment from inspiring English sources

The subtle differences in the placement on the scales lead to what Menand dismissively refers to as "self-discovery". When people find themselves at specific points on each scale, it allows them to understand an aspect of their personalities without needing to add judgment of what is sick or well, good or bad.

It seems like adding judgment to that scenario can only make it scarier.

Avoid adding judgments or desired outcomes.

It was, he added, "a judgment call".

He added: "The judgment may be a more sober one, and the mood is different now.

He added a judgment that sounded like a eulogy for Gingrich's Presidential ambition: "He's just out of gas".

He added: "The judgment was within the law... Malawi has followed the rule of law because having a sexual orientation is not a sin, but practising is sin".

Collins added: "The judgment that has to be made is whether in the sale of BHS, has the man acted with the integrity that would underpin being awarded a knighthood?

An OFT spokesman added: "The judgment means we can go forward and we are now looking to go back to the banks to say whether we think the charges are fair".

He added: "The judgment serves to further undermine the validity of the SPL Commission into the use of EBTs.

Also commenting in a supporting statement, Antonia Byatt, director of English PEN, added: "This judgment confirms that the British government's surveillance practices have violated not only our right to privacy, but our right to freedom of expression too.