Sentence examples for expressing judgements from inspiring English sources

Therefore the sentences that are traditionally used for expressing judgements have the subject-predicate form "S is P" and "S is not P".

Results in this paper show how to express judgements of irrelevance and independence, and how to compute inferences in credal networks.

In general terms, the closer the GoM to one, the higher the intensity of expressed judgements, in positive or negative senses.

In later works, however, he is undecided: it could be that ethical sentences express judgements; but, alternatively, they may express emotions or commands.

He did so in claiming that "in the hypothetical attitude", we apprehend "a relation between two problems" (SI, 542 543), in other words that conditionals do not express judgements but connections between questions.

But they might still be able to do justice to the fact that normative judgments and sentences stand in logical relations to one another if they can explain how the judgments themselves stand in certain logical relations to to one another and then go on to explain that the sentences are inconsistent just because they express judgements that are inconsistent.

Krosnick defines respondent ability (or cognitive sophistication) as the ability to retrieve information from memory and integrate it into verbally expressed judgements [ 18].

We do not claim that the elicited bias distributions are 'correct'; we are dealing with epistemic uncertainty, and they express judgements about our beliefs.

Patients' descriptions about confidence were echoed by clinicians' views as they expressed judgements about their own or others' abilities to conduct TJR.

What they did acknowledge was that the elderly highly valued their right to express opinion or judgement and have it considered by family or community.

There are some examples where JDs express judgements that can be associated with a proficient skill level [ 14], e.g. when they use previous experience and courses of events (they focus on the narratives).