Sentence examples for immediate judgements from inspiring English sources

Supporters will also make immediate judgements.

On the ground immediate judgements must often be made about unanticipated events and opportunities which fall outside the formal specification of how a study should be conducted [ 141].

The forgettable redesign of 'The Spectator' I learnt long ago to avoid immediate definitive judgements about a publication's redesign, and I shall try not to forget the lesson in writing about The Spectator's new makeover.

Most of us make immediate snap judgements when we see or hear a person.

HelioSlough is currently applying for its own judicial review to force Mr Pickles to make an immediate final judgement.

The present observations showed a correspondence between subjective responses to aircraft noise, both immediate and total judgements, and personal attitudes towards the noise source, but not with self reported noise sensitivity.

The proposal that "Knowledge is judgement about immediate sensory awareness" raises the question how judgements, or beliefs, can emerge from immediate sensory awareness.

In order to capture the "generic" as well as the singular consequences of a judgement, Smith includes amongst its existential consequences the fusions that result from applying the mereological comprehension principle (T≤) (∃xφx iff there exists a unique fusion of all and only φ-ers) to the immediate commitments of the judgement.

Despite the jovial turn, my feeling of physical vulnerability and negative social judgement was immediate and internally I slumped, the awareness of my own weight bearing heavily.

The instant judgements, following three immediate failures on his promotion to open the innings, would have been harsh and premature.

The consequences of England's humiliatingly early elimination from their own World Cup are almost too profound to consider instantly, though judgement will be immediate and brutish.