Sentence examples for divergent judgments from inspiring English sources

Schoubye's positive proposal is that the divergent judgments about truth conditions key off of whether a speaker's utterance can be interpreted as being cooperative.

Contrasting temperaments conceive pain and pleasure in divergent ways; judgments concerning the worth of a particular action or object naturally vary.

The best explanation of the divergent moral judgments, Brandt (1954: 245, 284) concluded, is a "basic difference of attitude," since "groups do sometimes make divergent appraisals when they have identical beliefs about the objects".

Consequently, even in its most scientific form, comparative risk assessment is necessarily an exercise in professional judgment based on uncertain estimates of divergent risks (Sexton 1999).

If you had ten siblings and four of them brought home wildly inappropriate fiancées, you might feel inclined to ask yourself what was going on in your family to make your judgment and that of your siblings so divergent.

Our divergent reactions to these three examples point to something distinctive about the judgment that one course of action is better than another.

It suggests that migrants have a much consistency judgment for their mental health with monthly income 2000 3000 yuan group, but a big divergent reporting for their mental health beyond monthly income 3000 yuan group.

The trouble is that disputes over whether the examples in question are cases of genuine moral judgment can easily degenerate into exercises in stipulative definition and the trading of intuitions tutored by divergent theories.

And Divergent is dangerous.

They took divergent paths.

Divergent is anything but.