Sentence examples for intellectual judgments from inspiring English sources

It is the place, not just of intellectual judgments, but of birth and death.

He said that though some might call him aggressive, "rightly or wrongly it was my intellectual judgment".

Believing is either an intellectual judgment or, as the 18th-century Scottish Skeptic David Hume maintained, a special sort of feeling with overtones that differ from those of disbelief.

The guarantee of our ability to seek tranquility or fulfill these virtues is our free intellectual judgment (libertas).

Resistance in the form of intellectual judgment rarely results in learning and more often than not condemns the resister to an unconscious form of self-imprisoned ignorance.

As someone older who has been through some of the same demanding training he has, I can assure you that he has the intellectual and judgment skills to tackle the toughest problems.

While faculty psychology appears to be an obvious way to scientifically study the senses, Reid's study of intellectual powers memory, judgment, abstraction under the umbrella of faculty psychology was not obvious.

But I submit that any such caution reflects the rational judgment of a woman who aspires to high judicial office, not some characterological aversion to intellectual risk.

But Mr. Bronfman could never outrun his detractors, who jeered him as an intellectual lightweight whose judgment was clouded by the star-studded atmosphere of Hollywood and the record business.

Yet legal experts note that there is a clear difference between intellectual ability and judgment.

Keisler, meanwhile, wrote a letter on Kagan's behalf during the Solicitor General nomination hearings in 2009, in which he complimented her "strong intellectual capabilities, thoughtful judgment, and... way of dealing respectfully with everybody".