Sentence examples for but judgements from inspiring English sources

For practical purposes, it is not generic attitudes, but judgements about particular cases that matter.

But judgements about how squalid a place has to be before someone is not allowed to return home are obviously evaluative.

It is natural for you to have what you desire, but when you put a "but" or judgements after your desire, you cancel your desire.

The tribunal found in favour of the couple who run Cornish Moorland Honey, in Bodmin, on 2 October but judgement was only released earlier.

But, judgement or the extension of the will beyond the domain of what is conceived is the true source of chimeras and error (OPD 4: 103).

Nothing can replace clinical judgement, but judgement without data is worthless.

This study suggests that ECP may cause additional IOP lowering than cataract surgery alone, but judgement is reserved until a prospective and controlled study is conducted.

You can say London has a lower crime rate than Manchester – that would be correct – but making judgements on safety is perception-based".

Collingwood was slightly more adventurous than he had been the previous day in advancing to a season's best 88 not out, but these judgements are relative.

Certainly all mothers strive to be the best they can be, as they should, but social judgements and expectations can leave many feeling the pressure.

But these judgements are similar to those that are routinely left to parents and will be handled differently by different parents with different degrees of generosity and success.