Sentence examples for formidable judgment from inspiring English sources
What matters isn't the political correctness, or lack thereof, in a crazy-quilt narrative that depends, as farce often does, on an abiding fear of women: toward the end of the evening, four of the play's five female characters appear at once, as if to sit in formidable judgment on the fools that are men.
"Again and again, it has distorted Harper's once-formidable judgment until now, when he is running with gadgets and sound effects against a man he once dismissed as a drama teacher".
Yet in this country vested interests and an outdated, misguided ideology provide formidable obstacles to parental judgment being introduced into our education system.
Although awareness of the need to deal with combined exposures is growing among experts, judgments as to whether low-level exposures to multiple chemicals are a threat to human health present formidable challenges to risk assessment.
Aso, who by contrast seems to suffer from poor judgment, is a far less formidable opponent.
The National Portrait Gallery's scintillating exhibition of this formidable genius makes nonsense of those superficial judgments.
Such achievements make it all the more dismaying to find that in this rich, learned, briskly written, maddening yet necessary study, Gay's formidable syntheses often run aground on lapses of knowledge and judgment.
[more laughter from baby] Stories for public health programming must be driven by research, requiring the creative and research teams to work in close harmony often a formidable challenge given that creative writers typically rely on their own judgment and imagination to create stories.
SCORECARD Down in the polls against Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Lazio is trying to link a formidable rival to an unpopular proposal, in an effort to raise questions about his judgment.
The breadth of his experience across journalism, the arts and factual programmes, combined with his rock-solid editorial judgment and deep understanding of the BBC's values, equip him brilliantly for this formidable task.
