Sentence examples for benign judgment from inspiring English sources
One interpretation always involved a negative judgment about oneself and the other interpretation involved a benign judgment of oneself or the situation.
We also find that this developmental trajectory differs for judgments of accidental harm (a bad outcome with benign intent) and judgments of attempted harm (a benign outcome with bad intent).
Elsewhere, parallels were drawn between Trumpton and what might become of America were Donald Trump to become president, which feels like rather a harsh judgment on the seemingly benign regime of the mayor and Mr Troop the town clerk.
Becoming a sex worker is now seen, by an ever-increasing number of people, as a viable, non-judgment-inducing career choice, as benign as working in an office or at any other "straight" job.
Partial uptake patterns require the reader to make a judgment on whether the node is benign or malignant and this can result in diagnostic errors.
A "yes" even to a question as benign as"consider?" is enough not only to doubt their judgment, their seriousness and concern about the safety and security of the country, but more than enough to be frightened for our future.
Clinical judgment takes into consideration patient's clinical history to rule out transient prostatic inflammation, to assess benign enlargement and evaluate prostate nodularity by digital rectal examination (DRE).
"At bottom," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "plaintiffs simply disagree with the considered judgment of Congress and the executive that providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization — even seemingly benign support — bolsters the terrorist activities of that organization".
Doctors must make judgment calls on tiny microcalifications and microscopic lesions, deciding what should be watched, what should be biopsied and what appears to be benign.
