Sentence examples for hint of judgment from inspiring English sources
"You have to do everything to make a dent," vamp for magazine covers, design a fashion line, show a lot of skin, Ms. Keaton said without the faintest hint of judgment.
This past week, he expressed sadness and just a hint of judgment when he said the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, doesn't share those same priorities.
Some were impressed with the bravery of the decision, moving from a big city to a small town where I knew not a single person, while others would ask, with a hint of judgment, "So you're going to be a ski bum?" I guess so.
In Beautiful and Pointless, he takes on modern poetry in curiously laid-back language, full of complacent qualifiers and modifiers, choked with asides that strangle the least hint of strong judgment.
A few years ago, for example, in the book "Beethoven and the Construction of Genius" (University of California Press), the sociologist Tia DeNora rejected any hint of objective aesthetic judgment.
Chefs and proprietors would contemplate for hours their allotted six lines of prose to disinter any hint of a value judgment.
She chose, in the end, to acknowledge the facts and hint at American wrongdoing or errors of judgment, but to neither apologize nor explain.
Turn it up, down or sideways, you may find it hard to discern any hint of moral symmetry in the judgment.
Thompson opted to say very little about his predicament, showing admirable stoicism - Captain Scott with a hint of Captain Oates - but questionable literary judgment.
Fifty-three sniffs and 53 sips later, the judgment was in: a hint of black cherry..
