By choosing to embark on a duck-hunting excursion with Vice President Dick Cheney (news article, Feb. 6), Justice Antonin Scalia has exhibited judgment that is at best naïve, creating an unnecessary problem for himself as a result.
The eighteenth century's fictive history (not to be confused with what we call "historical fiction") is the history of private life; the history of what passes in a man's own mind; true to the Book of Nature; and written in plain, simple style, exhibiting both judgment and invention.
The public suspected that one or both parties had exhibited questionable judgment in their post-election antics.
A Senate ethics investigation concluded that Mr. McCain had exhibited poor judgment but had not violated ethics rules.
And what Us has done with Bristol's hair exhibits better judgment than her earlier stylists have shown.
Suggesting that the death of smokers saves money exhibited terrible judgment as well as a complete and unacceptable disregard of basic human values,the company said.
Rightly so, too, as neither man exhibited the judgment or conduct we ought to reliably expect from a federal minister in the 21st century.
Philip Morris said that it sincerely regretted the report and that the financing and release of the study "exhibited terrible judgment as well as a complete and unacceptable disregard of basic human values".
The Ethics Committee eventually found that Mr. McCain did no more than exhibit bad judgment, but its partisan proceedings were an ordeal he has called worse than captivity in Hanoi.
Indeed, even though I'm confident that Nathaniel exhibits good judgment most of the time, my policy is to trust but verify — and to make sure that he is fully aware I am checking up on him.
