Senator Robert G. Torricelli, Democrat of New Jersey, said tonight, "It was both a controversial and a close judgment of the Supreme Court but it was also a final decision, and I hope the people will accept the finality of the judgment.
I've been among the majority who believed that, in the close judgment between a father's custodial rights and a child's opportunity to live in a free society, the father had the edge.
"The case was perpetually made, stuck in closing arguments with judgment ever forthcoming," Jaynes says of his cousin's collection of slavery artifacts, and occasionally the same feels true of "Pym".
The Sistine opus yields a faint sense of what it must feel like to be God, jump-starting humanity, programming its significance, and then, with "The Last Judgment," closing it out.
Those cases are closed, with judgments entered.
Study 3 focuses on intrapersonal accuracy and shows that – when consumers view designs first from a distance and then close – viewer judgments change less (i.e., are higher in consensual accuracy) for designs low on information content, whereas typicality has no effect.
Closure, according to Daniele Anastation in her New York Times piece The Price of Certainty, is the moment that you make a decision or form a judgment and literally closes your mind to new information.
The calls for closing the reactors are judgments made after risk assessments, not just knee-jerk fears.
He flashed that radiant smile, his eyes narrowing, almost closed, showing no judgment, no reckoning.
She drank Scotch at lunchtime, wore lipstick always, had an unlimited supply of barley sugars and a high camp way of slowly closing her eyes when passing judgment.
