Sentence examples for historical judgment from inspiring English sources

Historical judgment, too, is many-layered.

It does not pertain to matters of historical judgment.

Johnson's characterization was correct, his historical judgment wrong; he underestimated the desperation of graduate students.

Republicans are skeptical and will continue to seize on this historical judgment to undermine the broader conclusions.

The habit of issuing death notices for various cultural forms is a vivid example of sentiment and ideology masquerading as sober historical judgment.

Nixon, with his sterile capacity for insight, understood the reductiveness of historical judgment, and he wanted to head off his own ignominy while there was time.

These lists are never meant to be permanent historical judgments, graven in stone.

This is a small exhibition that asks large questions about the fickleness of historical judgments.

On the scale of historical judgments, this reversal of standing is revolutionary.

I am especially pleased that he endorses (or at least allows to stand) my book's historical judgments.

And historical judgments have less to do with life as it is lived than with the wish for what it could have been or should still be.