But the problem isn't that we persist in making judgments about language.
"I can't predict the future, but I do feel more confident in making judgments," he said.
And, as a competition commissioner, Vestager may have gone beyond her brief in making judgments on what constitutes illegal state aid.
Although both his frankness and his courage in making judgments feel refreshing, at times the judgments themselves seem overly reductive: "How well you watch shows how good a person you are".
This suggests that Heitkamp, Begich, Pryor and Baucus are likely to have overestimated the conservatism of their constituents in making judgments on the political cost of voting for the background check amendment.
"It's fair to say the President should expect people would take into account political dynamics in making judgments about what we do and don't do in Germany," Rhodes said.
Yet these laws mostly date from a period when legislators and their agents – such as Keynes's Arts Council and Duncan Sandys' conservation committees – were confident in making judgments about beauty.
This single implementation framework does not make room for contextualization of programme implementation and allow the tapping into the knowledge base of both the school and the community in making judgments about who is really needy and who is not.
The authors sought to determine the feasibility, acceptability, and utility of this new framework in making judgments of progressive competence, its implementation within programs, and the influence on curricula.
Finally, Brunswik lens model analyses suggested that, for narcissism and psychopathy, there is a moderate association between the cues observers utilize in making judgments of the DT traits and the cues that correspond to targets' personality.
