Sentence examples for general judgments from inspiring English sources

Reflective equilibrium begins with our shared "considered convictions" of justice at all levels of generality, from particular to our most general judgments.

In general, judgments of plausibility are made after a claim has been formulated, but prior to rigorous testing or proof.

There are some general judgments about aesthetic but the output product mainly depends upon the skill of person creating it.

The three basic ethical principles in the Belmont Report: 1) Respect for Persons, 2) Beneficence, and 3) Justice provide general judgments to justify and guide research involving human subjects.

But perhaps he is best thought of as drawing on a moral viewpoint that is very widely shared and which contains some general judgments that are very deeply held.

And they took our specific judgments (for instance, in Moore's case, "I know that I have hands") to be, in general, more secure than more general judgments (for instance, again in Moore's case, "I know things about external reality").

It anticipates the decision of the general judgment and thus deprives of its significance the notion of the Last Judgment.

Its decisions have been patiently waited for and accepted as legally conclusive by the general judgment of the public.

Only later does the resurrection of all the dead take place, as well as the general judgment, creation of the new heaven and the new Earth, and the descent of the new Jerusalem.

The view that life in time on Earth is a probation for weal or woe in an everlasting future has often been associated as it was by the Iranian prophet Zoroaster (c. 600 bc)—with a belief in a general judgment of all who have ever lived to be held on a common judgment day, which will be the end of time.

It may be psychologically a bit harder, but that does not sustain a general judgment about unchosen loyalties.