Sentence examples for and in the judgment of many from inspiring English sources

And, in the judgment of many, many military professionals, it wouldn't have worked anyway.

The casualty is one of the treasures of late 20th-century architecture, in the judgment of many architects and preservationists.

The third, in the judgment of many, was the unloved and blundering Mr Chrétien.

This was too high, in the judgment of many people who knew the industry, and many more who did not.

In the judgment of many of the fourteenth century's best minds, that was the cause of the Black Death.

In the judgment of many scholars of the Renaissance, The New Negro became, in the words of one, "virtually the central text of the Harlem Renaissance".

But this would make hypothesis testing in biology a much more subjective affair than appears to be the case, at least in the judgment of many scientists.

Nevertheless, we ought to give, in my judgment and the judgment of many, the benefit of the doubt in the assertion of executive privilege...

Such was the judgment of many Washington drama critics.

The interrogations included the use of "enhanced interrogation techniques," such as waterboarding, which constituted torture in the judgment of the Red Cross and many other authorities.

We've heard these sorts of taste-test stories many times before, about how aspects other than function weigh more heavily in the judgment of quality.