Sentence examples for fair judgments from inspiring English sources

Describes Kempton's courtly manners and fair judgments, and the admiration of younger reporters.

However, the overriding impression created by the book is of fair judgments.

"History makes fair judgments," reads the text of the sprawling exhibit whose emotional peak is a life-size diorama of gleeful Tibetans tossing feudal documents into a bonfire.

This must be done to guarantee just trials, and fair judgments for the people of Maldives.

The many anecdotes of Boone's tenure as syndic suggest he sought to render fair judgments rather than to strictly observe the letter of the law.

Elovaino et al. [ 47] proposed that fairness matters to people because it helps them deal with uncertainty, suggesting that people especially need fair judgments when they are concerned with potential problems associated with social interdependence and socially based identity processes.

Is that a fair judgment?" "It is a fair judgment," General Dempsey replied.

Or is it even a fair judgment?

Mr Denman Groves, who lost his daughter Juliet, said: "I think it was a fair judgment".

In every topic he tackled, and particularly in Northern Ireland, Phillip aimed only at searching scrutiny and fair judgment.

"But paradise will always be there for someone else to triumph in fair judgment to pride our country once again.