Air Force standards require that people display the extraordinary discipline, judgement, and training that their duties require and that the American people expect".
However, philosophers often, in the course of an argument, formulate what might be called extraordinary modal judgements; these typically are about some special philosophical concept relevant to the discussion.
She was known for extraordinary skills and judgement.
"It is unacceptable for Britain's most senior anti-terrorist officer to have had such an extraordinary lapse in judgement," he said.
This failure of judgement is extraordinary given the widespread concerns both about the death, and criticisms of their investigation following the death of Jean Charles de Menezes.
"I'll let you be the judge of me," McCain says, knowing full well, apparently, that GS has already offered his airheaded judgement: "OH, that was EXTRAORDINARY!
In his published judgement, Summers described the case as "extraordinary".
On the other hand if a leader is skilled at being bold, but not at having good judgement they would only have a 4% chance of being extraordinary.
When society asks physicians to evaluate existential judgements that they are not trained to evaluate, the result is not only an extraordinary emotional burden for physicians, but also arguably a threat to the credibility of the moral and legal frameworks that govern physician-assisted dying.
And so, in the great majority of wife-abandonments, extraordinary care is taken by the onlookers not to adopt sides or to be seen to make a judgement.
