Sentence examples for evolving judgment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kellems said Mr. Cheney's public statements had "reflected the evolving judgment of the intelligence community, as briefed to him by the Central Intelligence Agency".

There is still something worthwhile about the registering of collective disapproval — which ultimately represents our evolving judgment, as a society, about the vanishing social acceptability of retrograde views on race, sexuality, and gender — but we may now be past the point of diminishing returns.

Error Management Theory proposes that cognitive biases will evolve when judgments are made under conditions of uncertainty, when the decisions have historically had an impact on evolutionary fitness, and when there is an asymmetric cost of making false-positive and false-negative errors.

Very often, our judgment evolves the other way: what we think we like, at first, disappoints upon contemplation.

Even the most spiritually evolved struggle with judgment, envy, comparison, blame, and shame, because we fail to love ourselves and so in the process fail to love others.

The MA uses his own judgment evolved from his experience and training to assign main (or underlying) COD (9, 10).

This group is evolving: that's both a judgment and a description.

Biologists then suggest that moral judgments evolved in ways that seem independent of their truth.

So the standards of beauty and taste were no longer imposed by reason but somehow originated and evolved from our judgments as human beings interacting with art works.

However, in the task employed here, categorical judgments must be derived from a continuously evolving decision variable that represents how much time has elapsed since the onset of the stimulus.

It's the labels and judgments we place on each other that are not evolving.