Sentence examples for essential judgments from inspiring English sources

Student writers are under pressure to learn to hear themselves, to hear how they sound, to make essential judgments about tone and pace and transition.

We guess that is debatable, it is the essential judgment upon which this question turns, but that is our position.

"It is essential judgment is not thrown out of the window [just] because it's abusable," Grout told the Wall Street Journal.

Disparity is essential for judgments about relative depth [ 17] and for performance at near distances [ 18].

I will suggest it is because of an immutable law of the work that is beyond explanation, but is indestructible and essential: news judgment.

Architectural appreciation may be built on the judgment of others; it is essential to rendering judgment.

But it would give a sense of the scope of the problem that would be essential for sound judgments about future policy and past accountability.

Joseph Addison's (1712) description of the "pleasures of the imagination" was influential, yet not as influential perhaps as Immanuel Kant's idea that the activation of the power or faculty of the imagination was essential to aesthetic judgments (for more detail, see the entry on Kant's aesthetics).

Once he started making diplomatic deals, that judgment — essential not only for ensuring that Iran, but also a half-dozen other states, don't go nuclear — immediately becomes suspect.

At the end of the 1940s, L Ron Hubbard – a sinophobic college dropout turned pulp writer (his pseudonyms included Joe Blitz and Legionnaire 148) turned reckless naval officer (one report claimed he was "lacking in the essential qualities of judgment, leadership and co-operation") turned ulcerous and gonorrhea-afflicted war veteran – hatched a plan to revive his stuttering fortunes.

The decision-makers' expertise is considered essential in eliciting judgment in order to mitigate air traffic congestion.