Sentence examples for immediate judgment from inspiring English sources
"People watch a performance and render an immediate judgment".
If they had to make an immediate judgment, they did no better than chance.
The immediate judgment will be that Livingstone was hit by a perfect storm.
"I didn't make the immediate judgment that it was unparliamentary," responded the Commons speaker, John Bercow.
"The immediate judgment is they're talking to their girlfriends or mothers or whatever.
Everybody is instantaneous, from great news organizations, to individual witnesses, to the peanut gallery rendering immediate judgment.
People would make immediate judgments about him based on the colour of his skin, whereas he did everything to make a good impression and this was a cultural thing".
But we live in a time where our outer being is kind of everything: how we look, how people think about us, which comes from selfies and internet culture, and how people can be really vicious and make immediate judgments.
Immediate judgments cannot be false and must therefore be certain (WL III, 212, 263).
From the obvious existence of mediated judgments, however, it follows that there must also be immediate judgments (WL III, 125, 138 139).
As the two most important kinds of immediate judgments among the empirical ones Bolzano mentions judgments of the form "I — have — an appearance X" and "That (what I just now perceive of) — has — property b" (WL III, 139).
