Sentence examples for freedom of judgment from inspiring English sources
The Germans of 1937, of course, had no such freedom of judgment.
He accordingly refused several educational posts that would have relieved his poverty, fearing that they might compromise his freedom of judgment.
Bouhours himself gives his reader total freedom of judgment.
Ramus associated his own dialectical procedure with the method used by Socrates, "whose main intention was to draw those with whom he debated away from views based on opinions and the testimonies of other people and to lead them toward mental composure and freedom of judgment …" (ibid).
The socialists looked around them at the changes that liberalism had wrought and found it frightening, they: "...could not accept ideas and demands and economic practices which were based on individual freedom of judgment and of action--without regard to the Church, the State, and the community, and placed egoism and self-interest before subordination, commonality, and social solidarity.
In Kant's system, however, the bridge between freedom and necessity is restricted to the realm of the aesthetic judgment.
The natural right to freedom of thought and judgment and to "inner" religion cannot, however, be entrusted to the state; here political authority finds the factual limits of its power.
Thus Kant argues that although theoretical and practical philosophy proceed from separate and irreducible starting points — self-consciousness as the highest principle for our cognition of nature, and the moral law as the basis for our knowledge of freedom — reflecting judgment unifies them into a single, teleological worldview that assigns preeminent value to human autonomy.
They were given ample time to respond in privacy to ensure confidentiality and freedom of response without fear of judgment.
In turn, his skepticism and suspension of judgment led to freedom from disturbance (ataraxia) (DL IX 68).
