Sentence examples for clear judgments from inspiring English sources

His self-deprecating side-eyes at his own young life offer a messier, more honest appraisal, and few clear judgments.

Reading this book is to be impressed by how difficult and how important it is to remember the past and to form clear judgments of it.

(Those who enjoy academic warfare should not miss the 85 pages of bibliography and notes).Mr Paxton is alive to the complexities of politics without for once making them an excuse to avoid clear judgments.

"This is not my favorite part of the campaign," a Bradley aide muttered... "There is a need," Al Gore said, very effectively, in Davenport, "for good, crisp, clear judgments about how to move our country into the future".

The group's recent report on summer dangers said that children ages 10 to 14 "engage in more risky behavior" as their parents give them more freedom, and younger children "lack the skills to make clear judgments necessary to bike, walk, swim and play safely without adult supervision".

Here Schoubye suggests that our truth value judgments firm up and flip from being indeterminate to being clear judgments of falsity.

Whatever his own personal views about Mr. Burge and the torture allegations, Mr. Conroy also had the audience partly in mind when he chose not to render many clear-cut judgments in "My Kind of Town".

It was, in short, the exercise of clear judgment.

She is furious with herself because her ignorance makes her incapable of clear judgment about the man she works for.

We welcome this very clear judgment that sets out a high threshold for what constitutes a menacing character".

Opening the debate in a packed Commons, the prime minister said the attorney general had delivered a clear judgment.