Sentence examples similar to customary judgment from inspiring English sources
When the writers at "Saturday Night Live" suggested that he take part in a sketch featuring some scatological themes, Gore demurred with a combination of ironic self-preservation and his customary good judgment.
The war in Afghanistan scrambles the familiar categories so thoroughly that the customary rubrics for making judgments don't fit.
"We came to the conclusion that Mr. Simpson should not profit from these murders," said juror Stephen Strati. Simpson did not attend court to hear the verdicts, though his sister and brother-in-law sat in their customary front-row seats as the judgments were read.
He clearly acted within his authority, whether the articles of war, the army regulations, or the unwritten or customary military law be considered, and the judgment he rendered cannot be disturbed on the ground suggested.
He won her an award that was even larger than the first judgment and much higher than was customary for a severed limb.
As is customary with tie votes, the Court's opinion was just nine words: "The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court".
As is customary with tie votes, the Court's opinion was just nine words: "The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court". The millions who might have benefitted from Obama's order returned to a state of legal limbo.
Moses concluded from these comments that Grayling had been "unrestrained by any courtesy to his [litigation] opponents, or even by that customary caution to be expected while the court considers its judgment".
"In glossing over her husband's actions and abetting his efforts to squirm away from the scrutiny and judgment they provoke, Hillary has too often lapsed into her customary hauteur and self-righteousness and added to the pain delivered upon these women".
His customary obsession with scatology is joined by an uncharacteristic interest in eschatology and he becomes increasingly miserable pondering death, judgment and the future of his soul.
