Sentence examples for dispensing judgment from inspiring English sources

Those now dispensing judgment from on high are not gods, though they must feel like it.

Islamic courts, formerly underground, are now dispensing judgments from mosques on cases ranging from burglary to murder.

But no one stormed the shop, and when Ogechi stepped outside after closing there was no mob gathered to dispense judgment.

I would not until now have been able to dispense judgment, having the near-complete ignorance of the language that only 13 years' daily instruction in the Irish schools system can engender.

As humans we often tend to dispense judgments about people and their behavior based upon visceral reactions.

Jesus has become the beneficent big brother, dispensing not judgment but limitless encouragement for personal growth.

Scenes in church connect Mr. Pitt's character to a fearsome, unpredictable Old Testament God — the God of Job — dispensing arbitrary judgment.

Or is it less troublesome for you to remain ensconced in your a priori knowingness and dispense judgment on those who bother to travel the world and engage in dialogue with people of all different perspectives?

Mr. Lloyd, best known for his mad-scientist role in the "Back to the Future" movies, brings a funny, crusty exuberance to Azdak's almost Groucho Marxian (Marxist?) shtick as he presides over a series of cases, taking bribes and dispensing whimsical judgments that lampoon the workings of justice.

Of course, you'd also know that there's some pretty insane talk about how health care reform will just straight up kill you, with government star chambers meeting in judgment, dispensing fatal verdicts in the form of death panels.

The question mark hanging over the resourcist position is whether, at the end of the day, it can really dispense with judgments about the kind of "beings" and "doings" that make for a decent human life.