"Primarily, we'll look at popularity," Mr. Lambeth said, "and we'll overlay a little bit of judgment" to filter inappropriate content.
"I've been an advocate for penalizing guys for slow play," Wagner said, "but I think a little bit of judgment needs to be used, especially when the group behind isn't even waiting on us".
I am simply an art lover/enthusiast -- a benefit that allows me to be led through any show without the slightest bit of judgment or motive.
It just speaks to the need for a bit of informed judgment about which sector of the horizon we should watch.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said on Tuesday that while "on carnival days, people get carried away, celebrate in very demonstrative ways," there was, on the part of the officers, "probably a little bit of poor judgment".
Then they told the internet about it, pointing out that the ban is essentially a preachy bit of moral judgment on what constitutes OK and not-OK sex, as well as specifically targeting female sexual pleasure.
On the downside, however (and I emphasize the downside here because that's what needs to change), we are a culture that runs a fair bit of commerce in judgment, fear, negativity, grudges, resentments and ideas that we are separate from one another.
It seems a bit early and a bit presumptuous to offer any kind of judgment on what all this might mean for the church as a whole.
There is more than a bit of off-the-cuff judgment at play in Tea Partier (over)reaction: the current administration was given barely two years to change the course of our economy, which has been ailing, unbeknownst to most of the populace, for some decades now according some much esteemed economists.
Before we continue, a bit of background about "the business judgment rule," also known among some lawyers as the "stupidity rule".
The aesthetics — the curling, cutesy bits of spy pride — matter, as a gauge of judgment and entitlement, self-awareness and respect, assignments of subservience.
