Sentence examples for erroneous judgments from inspiring English sources

Emotions, such as desire, fear, pleasure, and pain, embody such erroneous judgments.

Similarly, even those thinkers who seem to owe the most to Stoicism (i.e., Descartes and Spinoza) explicitly criticized certain of its doctrines, including the view that the passions are erroneous judgments.

The question of whether Kant should be interpreted as committed to the objectivity of taste is closely related to the question of whether there can be erroneous judgments of taste; for some discussion see Cohen (1982), pp. 222 226 and Allison (2001), pp. 107 108.

These erroneous judgments come from a heterosexist and patriarchal definition of the only "right" way to enjoy sex.

Nevertheless, despite one's best effort, "[i]t can happen that moral conscience remains in ignorance and makes erroneous judgments about acts to be performed or already committed .

A second source of noise may be random erroneous judgments (e.g., selecting involuntarily the wrong response).

The future will have to show whether there has been an erroneous judgment".

I'd say that I made a reasonable but erroneous judgment".

I think that assumption is based on what I think is an erroneous judgment about what the political system will do.

Another, unfortunately obscure canon identifies four sources of doubt, or potential causes of erroneous judgment (B10): accidental circumstances, inconclusive evidence, causal overdetermination, and transience.

An important point in choosing testing and training data is that considering one replicate as training and other replicate as a testing data causes erroneous judgment.