Sentence examples for certain judgments from inspiring English sources

They would have to make certain judgments about each other and about themselves.

By scanning earth's television broadcasts long after we are gone, other civilizations will be able to make certain judgments about human society.

I don't think you could organise all the munitions-playware on to one floor without people making certain judgments about who you intended it for, though Hamleys might argue that that was our problem, not theirs.

Sometimes his prose gets a touch fancy or peculiar -- a song treatment is "supernally relaxed," his work "failed to sate Bing's energy," Bing "had haplessly incarnated the excesses of Prohibition" -- and one can argue with certain judgments: Is Crosby really a "far more important artist" than John McCormack?

Nevertheless, the suggestion that certain judgments are infallible can seem exceedingly strong.

In the first instance, we think of certain judgments as being correct.

Certain judgment calls — leaving Ad Hoc out of the top 10, for example — were tougher than others.

Thesis (i) is false for the simple reason that the aim of rhetorical persuasion is a certain judgment (krisis), not an action or practical decision (prohairesis).

"As the direct purpose of a statement is to evoke in the interlocutor a certain judgment", says Marty, "a presentational suggestive also and especially a name primarily in its proper usage aims at awakening in him a certain presentation, and as that primary intention is ultimately designated as the meaning of a statement, the analogue is called the meaning of the name" (Marty 1908a 384 f).

Even with protocols in place, however, the final course of treatment requires certain judgment calls.

Because the size of the reservoir is directly related to the perceived risks, it is difficult to make certain judgment about those risks.