Sentence examples for discriminating judgment from inspiring English sources

Broadbent is a Master of Wine, a professional certification for wine writers, dealers, and sommeliers, which connotes extensive experience with fine wine, and discriminating judgment.

Of course, this would make it a "judgment call," but all such calls are already judgment calls; the new policy would just allow the referee a finer area of discriminating judgment.

Dewey believes that this dichotomy needs to be overcome, and that to do this we need discriminating judgment.

Thus the necessity of a discriminating clinical judgment.

The response format, a 5-point Likert scale was chosen, as the upper limit of an individual's capacity for discriminate judgments has been shown to be near seven (plus or minus two) [ 18].

Weekly and biweekly magazines serve to introduce new books but are often more discriminating in their judgments, and some of these magazines, such as The (London) Times Literary Supplement and The New York Review of Books, are far from indulgent toward popular works.

He is a man of discriminating temper and shrewd judgment, formerly the highest of civil servants and adviser to six prime ministers, and still much consulted.

The trial hinged on the civil rights question of whether California's voters had a right under the US Constitution to make a moral judgment by discriminating against sexual orientation.

Second, the objects to be discriminated for recency judgments had previously been tested for recognition during the sample phase of the same session.

Finally, we considered that if subjects use local confidence to inform their SPEs, subjects who are better at discriminating between their correct and incorrect judgments should also form more accurate SPEs.

The need for a specialized approach may stem, to some extent, from society's negative social judgment, which is often stigmatizing and discriminating, toward those who acquire STIs.