Sentence examples for definite judgment from inspiring English sources

So right now, I'm not going to venture anything like a definite judgment on Zero K. I've finished it, but I haven't really come to terms with it.

The agency, the Independent Monitoring Commission, said that "initial signs" were "encouraging" but declined to offer a definite judgment until its next report in January.

It was a difficult conversation". Hodgson on other countries' perception of England: "I would defy anybody to give a clear and definite judgment on what 'the world' thinks of anything.

To be mentioned here, our purpose is to figure out potentially malicious insiders for future examination rather than to make a definite judgment.

Each criterion was graded as follows: A: adequate, with correct procedure; B: not described in sufficient detail to allow a definite judgment and C: inadequate procedures, methods, or information.

In his writing and broadcasting, as in his editing, he delivered sharp and definite judgments.

Formal beatification has entailed four general steps: an informative process, introduction of the cause, the apostolic process, and four definite judgments.

This is not to deny that most of the interesting economic propositions involve the addition of definite value judgments to a body of established facts, that ideological bias creeps into the very selection of the questions that economists investigate, or even that much practical economic advice is loaded with concealed value judgments (the better to persuade rather than merely to advise).

He was voracious in his taste and definite in his judgment.

(It is doubtful Nietzsche has a definite semantic view about judgments of value: cf. Hussain 2013, esp. 412).

Not definitive, just definite.