Sentence examples for end of judgment from inspiring English sources

So where does my guilt lie?" Near the end of "Judgment at Nuremberg," Dietrich, the widow of a convicted Nazi general, waits expectantly for the verdict in the American military trial of four German judges.

By the same reasoning, no one really favors the end of discrimination -- which would also be the end of judgment, law and moral outrage -- but many Americans advocate the end of a particular kind of discrimination that, for historical reasons, now seems intolerable and insupportable.

Furthermore, end-of-sentence judgment tasks of various sorts—so called "off-line" tasks tend to be used (e.g., Van der Linden et al. 1999; Kemper and Sumner 2001; Humphries et al. 2006), and these also increase working memory demands by requiring subjects to wait until the end of a sentence to make their judgment.

You are at the whim – or the receiving end of the judgment – of the programme editor.

At the end of the judgment, Judge announced that Hodgson would be discharged.

The news was revealed by Lady Justice Arden at the end of her judgment dismissing an appeal by the publisher of the Daily and Sunday Mirror against the scale of damages awarded to eight victims in civil cases brought against the publisher.

I've been on both the receiving and giving end of this judgment, and I've found that understanding is the much better route.

It is common for people to blame themselves for getting the disease, not least of all because sufferers are often on the receiving end of others' judgments, eg. "You're too heavy," or "Your diet isn't good enough".

The filmmakers, the group says, selectively edited interviews and distorted its beliefs, including misrepresenting what it said would happen last Oct. 31, depicted in the film as some kind of end-of-the-world Judgment Day.

Third, while the proximate and constitutive end of a value judgment is the resumption of activity that has been interrupted by a problematic situation, judgment has a remoter end, of using the action decided upon as a means for uncovering new evidence about what to value.

In Christian belief, at the end of all time Judgment Day will hold each person accountable for the way they behaved during their life.