Sentence examples for given negative judgements from inspiring English sources

"Michael Gove should not seek to discredit Ofsted because Ofsted has given negative judgements to under-performing free schools," he said.

For example, people in negative states attend to threats, retrieve negative memories, and make negative judgements about ambiguous stimuli more than happier people.

The second gives negative lengths.

I've learned to give negative feedback.

We don't give negative reviews.

All gave negative results.

The most prominent sentiment expressed explaining help-avoidance contained negative judgements of effectiveness: "I haven't been to the doctors about it because I can't see any point, they can't operate and all they'll say is we'll give you...I mean, we've got some fine doctors, so no, there's a limit to what they can do.

This vindicates the claim that the polarity between positive and negative judgements is basic and provides the distinguishing mark that separates judgements from presentations.

If one believes in negative judgements, one will of course reject its very first premise that the objects of judgements are states of affairs.

Negative judgements can then easily be converted into positive ones whose objects are negative state of affairs.

Dissatisfaction with each of the central elements of Brentano's theory of judgement has been a motive in this tradition to explore alternative routes in analyzing the relation between presentations and judgements, the polarity of positive and negative judgements, and the special role of existential judgements (see Husserl 2009, Reinach 1911, Heidegger 1913; Schuhmann 1998).