Sentence examples for gratuitous judgment from inspiring English sources
Devoid of cynicism or gratuitous judgment, he never failed to grasp the deeper essence of what one was trying to do.
She did believe that, as a mental activity, judgment is gratuitous, but what also appeared gratuitous in Eichmann is "proper" judgment, the ability "to tell right from wrong".44 Then again, Arendt's views on the role of examples seem to indicate a potential solution.
He carefully vetted every document he gave us, and then on top of that, asked that we only publish those which ought to be disclosed and would not cause gratuitous harm: the same analytical judgment that all media outlets and whistleblowers make all the time.
The panel felt that the gratuitous addendum "if you dare" showed poor judgment, and may have rattled Major Tom.
What he actually does is try to nourish consensus about where to draw red lines of editorial "good judgment and common sense," as he put it, against gratuitous, childish attacks on Muslims or anyone else, including Jews.
"My judgment is that they constituted an appalling episode of serious, gratuitous violence on civilians which resulted in the death of one man and injuries to others.
She had a tendency to make snap judgments about people, and developed a reputation for wounding and gratuitous put-downs.
Justice Marcus Smith ruled in the 2017 judgment that the £11m was not truly a salary, describing it as an "essentially gratuitous" payment to Owen Oyston.
In the Schuyler case this Court sustained a Utah judgment under the Utah wrongful death statute, which judgment permitted recovery for death of a gratuitous passenger killed while riding free, although assuming he was not a member of a group to whom the carrier might lawfully issue passes under the Hepburn Act.
