And every judgment, it appears, offends someone.
Every choice reflects a judgment; and every judgment is a claim of knowledge of good and bad.
Each society develops standards that are used by people within it to distinguish acceptable from unacceptable behaviour, and every judgment of right and wrong presupposes one or another of these standards.
I had moments of liberation when I lost myself to the joy of reckless abandon, but was met each and every time with your punitive judgment.
In each and every instance, the media's "news judgment" coincided with the White House's political interests.
By the cross-bill, defendants seek a judgment that each and every provision of the act is unconstitutional.
3. Translations, adaptations, new versions -- these are a particular challenge, since the contribution of the translator or adapter requires a value judgment on each and every effort.
Our judgments on the specificity, confidence, and uniqueness of the insights are, of course subjective, and space limits explication of every judgment.
"And that means, as we respond to it, not every judgment we make will be right the first time out".
With a click of the mouse, you zoom in and out of Michelangelo's Last Judgment and then, you fly all the way to the ceiling, saying hello to each and every gorgeous Sibyl.
specialist obstetrician: "… guidelines and protocols may not strictly apply to each and every situation because clinical scenarios can be quite different at times so you have to use your own judgment".
