Sentence examples for correct judgment from inspiring English sources

At the time it was very clear that the correct judgment was made.

So, to that extent, these two politicians are making a correct judgment.

Should "an appropriate decision" be given preference over an "officially correct" judgment?

He had made a cold but correct judgment about the deficiencies of the team who had nurtured him since childhood and spotted the potential in a struggling rival.

Haste has made the correct judgment that Wonga only has a future if it can show that its boasts about responsible lending come with the stamp of regulatory approval.

Why cannot we attain true pleasure and form a correct judgment from hearing others, like the Lacedaemonians?- for they, without learning music, nevertheless can correctly judge, as they say, of good and bad melodies.

Monism or the view that, in any given area or topic subject to disagreement, there can be no more than one correct opinion, judgment, or norm.

Data analysis allowed calculation of the fMRI response of correct judgments on new pictures, old pictures, and false judgments.

He doubted, for example, that the human eye makes naturally correct judgments about the shapes, sizes, positions, and distances of objects.

Correct judgments on new pictures showed an increased activation in the anterior parahippocampus bilaterally and the right anterior hippocampus compared to judgments on old pictures in the recognition experiment.

Built-in tests (BITs) are widely used in mechanical systems to perform state identification, whereas the BIT false and missed alarms cause trouble to the operators or beneficiaries to make correct judgments.