Sentence examples for depth of judgment from inspiring English sources

All who knew Stephen Weiss at the National Humanities Center will gratefully remember his depth of judgment and generosity of spirit.

Alexis de Tocqueville described Blackstone as "an inferior writer, without liberality of mind or depth of judgment".

Using a between-subjects design, we varied the depth-of-processing involved in the word judgment task: participants judged the words based on personal experience (deep/elaborative processing), word length (shallow), or functionality (intermediate).

But those of us who have been waiting all these years to learn everything there is to know about Crosby can only be grateful for Giddins's depth of detail and soundness of judgment.

This suggests again that our coding of questions corresponded to the depth judgments of the 12 raters.

The emergence of these local forums seems to confirm all the stereotypes about high school and sports: the depth of grievances, the impassioned judgments, the focus on personality and the magnification of importance beyond all common sense.

—Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "The French Government badly underestimated the depth of popular feeling and made a major error of judgment by sticking too long to the idea of helping Ben Ali stay in power".

If a clear photograph could not be obtained due to pterygium on both sides or the subject's non-cooperation, the community ophthalmologist would make a rough judgment on the depth of the peripheral anterior chamber based on the slit-lamp examination.

Their kitsch is suddenly electrified by something profound; it's like God, the voice of judgment lilting down, is teaching them noir's true depths.

We are trying hard not to convey a sense of judgment here: people have different tastes, not to mention pockets of varying depths.

Its absence allows her a pleasing freedom of improvisation, but makes very hard the achievement of reflective depth or delicate judgment".