Sentence examples for definite judgments from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Until more definite evidence becomes available however, judgment should be used when evaluating patients with blunt head trauma with associated LOC, when deciding whether to obtain a brain CT scan.

Coded events were reviewed by a medical expert in the field, whose judgment was considered definite in case of discrepancies.

However, whether the substantive form of the doctrine is protected in Singapore is not clear due to the dearth of cases and lack of definite pronouncements by the courts in judgments that have been rendered.