Sentence examples for attach judgment from inspiring English sources

Why must we attach judgment to the decision to use the extra consonant?

"Because you have attached judgment to asking for help".

From the beginning, people have attached judgments to different scripts, and people's proficiency in them.

Previous studies most notably one conducted by Harvard Medical School in 1990 asked panels of doctors to review patient files and attach subjective judgments about adverse outcomes and deficient treatment.

"Somehow there's a judgment attached to it, and that judgment is never applied to films that men also go to, though I don't think my movies are just attended by women," Meyers said.

Culturally, we tend to associate leadership with extroversion and attach less importance to judgment, vision and mettle.

She's clearly aware of the imagery that she's playing around with, but is presenting it without an obvious value judgment attached, rather than glamorising or damning it.

"In studies we conducted in the bathrooms of service stations, we found that the best message to convince people to wash their hands was moral – we put up signs saying: 'Is the person next to you washing their hands?'" Thanks to the heightened fear of contamination experienced during recent flu epidemics, there is now a value judgment attached to carrying and using an antibacterial gel.

What at first seemed to the non-chaplain team members as a pejorative term was reframed as an important clinical observation for chaplain intervention, without a negative connotation or value judgment attached.

Without the stigmas and judgments attached to our flaws -- which we foolishly create ourselves -- we are more apt to accept one another than to reject each other.

The bondholders then sought to enforce the judgments by moving to attach the central bank's reserves held at the FRBNY.