Sentence examples for constant judgments from inspiring English sources

To be a reporter abroad is to make constant judgments about risk -- "How far do I go to get the story?" -- and Danny Pearl's death reminds us all of the impossibility of getting that balance right, and of the risks of getting it wrong.

I miss neither the scrutiny nor the weight of such constant judgments.

MU: The constant judgments that stay-at-home moms have it easy and don't have much to talk about other than their children.

"We live in a society of constant judgment.

So it's like, at the end, and in very tense circumstances, there are these constant judgment calls.

After that story I couldn't hear their gospel stuff without thinking about it: all that fire and brimstone, with the ever-present God sitting in constant judgment.

The Rev. Panayiotis Missyris, 42, said it subjected priests to constant judgment: about what they are eating, what they are saying, what they are driving.

Perhaps it's that the books offer a hyper-charged version of high school, an everyday place with incessant anxieties: constant judgment by adults; hazing, bullying, and cliques; and, finally, college-entry traumas.

United States attorneys must make constant judgment calls based on fine points of federal law and prosecutorial practice -- when to prosecute or not, what criminal sentence to pursue under arcane federal guidelines, how to cooperate with other units of government.

If it takes so much communication to get right and if, having achieved something that works for you and the people you love, you have to deal with constant judgment by others, well, why bother?

At the other extreme, the style of the early 20th-century American novelist Theodore Dreiser bumbling, clumsy, dogged, troubled perfectly embodies his own attitudes toward life and is, in fact, his constant judgment of his subject matter.