Sentence examples for if judgments from inspiring English sources

If judgments are to be closed, when do they become open?

If judgments were given on the same scale as against Mr Lindon and his publisher, the National Front could profit by £400,000.

If judgments describe things and states of affairs and thus would give us access to reality by setting themselves over against that reality, we must step back as it were and consider a wider reality that includes judgments.

If judgments about what is good or bad in itself merely express approval and disapproval, then "X is good" said by me and "X is bad " said by you do not contradict one another.

If standards of reasonableness what it is reasonable to expect partners to understand, to ask, and to do—are male, the boundaries of acceptable behavior will look very different than if judgments of reasonableness are understood to be gendered and, largely, male.

And of course, if judgments about goodness reduce to "statements of a psychological state", they clearly reduce to statements about "what is, has been or will be", since whether "we" desire to desire something is determined by whatever is the case in "our" minds.

And as if Judgment Day were at hand.

And, my favourite, "the law must take its course", as if judgment was given by God rather than man.

Yet the dilemma disappears if we follow one principle: if judgment be needed, judge people as individuals.

I have no doubt that censure resolutions, if judgment is not exercised and partisanship abounds, could be used unwisely to weaken the Presidency.

It would be happier if judgment of its compliance with the relevant Security Council resolution could be shifted from Unscom to the council, where it is likely to get a more sympathetic hearing.