Sentence examples for blanket judgments from inspiring English sources

"She doesn't make blanket judgments," she said.

Dr. Rich, who sees many teenagers who struggle with Internet-related issues, feels strongly that it is important to avoid blanket judgments about the dangers of going online.

Those published results have sometimes led pundits and political figures to make blanket judgments about the value of Medicaid as a whole.

But because they are Afghan by origin, the SMB passes blanket judgments of "voluntary repatriation".

What is inappropriate is when policymakers espouse blanket judgments about teachers who use a platform they don't personally use or understand.

She added: "It seems they are using a completely non-transparent process to arrive at a blanket judgment about a whole group of people".

The appeal of bundling is partly that it reduces transaction costs: instead of having to figure out how much each part of a package is worth to you, you can make a blanket judgment.

In 2011, I 'fessed up here to the review I most regret, but there's a blanket judgment I regret even more — one I delivered in my very first article for the magazine, in 1999.

Dawkins, she said, had posed the question: "Why do intelligent people believe this garbage?" In What Should I Believe?, Rowe gives an answer, though with less of a blanket judgment as to the rubbishness or otherwise of the religious outlook.

First, The Open Letter has not refuted the Da'esh's blanket judgment that democracy is against Islam is a form of apostasy.

Still, it's a little early to pass blanket judgment on an entire generation of whom the youngest members are only on the cusp of high school.