The phrase "all judgements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every decision or opinion made about something, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "In the context of this study, we must consider all judgements made by the participants to ensure a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "all assessments" or "all evaluations".
At which point the rule of the average, which requires all judgements to be equally right, starts to shake, and we, the independent readers, can breathe again.
I will reserve all judgements on this and note only that Mr. President certainly looks happy.
On completion of all judgements, the researchers exported and analysed the data using RUMMcc software.
This means it's exhausting talking about art because everything is qualified and all judgements hedged.
Like Frege, Reinach thinks that all judgements are positive in quality.
These three claims form the core of Brentano's theory of judgement: The foundational thesis (1) concerns the relation between judgement and predication, the polarity thesis (2) determines the place of negation in judgements, and the existential thesis (3) determines a canonical form in which all judgements can be expressed.
Like, for example, we can all make judgements on Marco Rubio's personal financial history.
This method of distinction makes all judgement relative.
We listen, we acknowledge, we validate... and in removing all judgement of either ourselves or others, we can mindfully consider an appropriate way forwards.
Mike Resnick described All Judgement Fled, which won the 1979 Europa prize, as his favourite among White's novels and as "Rendezvous with Rama done right".
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