Sentence examples for intelligent judgment from inspiring English sources

But how can people make an intelligent judgment when opposing views haven't been heard?

Dewey's confidence in democracy rested in significant measure on his "faith in the capacity of human beings for intelligent judgment and action if proper conditions are furnished".

People who do not have a feeling of comprehension of what they are doing are denied the opportunity to exercise that uniquely human ability the ability to use informed and intelligent judgment on what they do.

Balance means that we supply you, the reader, with all you need to know to render an intelligent judgment of your own, not that we insist on making that judgment on your behalf.

NEW pension rules being phased in this year may make some employees curious about the financial health of their pension plans — but it's still hard to get enough information to make an intelligent judgment.

So if you are to make an intelligent judgment about whose lever to pull (or chad to punch) in November, you need to be able to tell the difference between principle and prevarication (that's so Romney, yes?).

Just as credit-fuelled personal debt spiralled out of control because there were no longer high street bank managers who knew the clients, knew the locality, and were able to make intelligent judgments about individual cases, so the sovereign debt world is now devoid of commonsense and balanced judgment in its dealings about nations.

And because it's also juggling info from the many other articles on the topic, it can make intelligent judgments on, for example, which related or cited papers are most relevant, or what other work the current paper has helped lead to.

For me being elitist means making intelligent judgments and rational distinctions and trying to understand the dilemma and the concerns of those who haven't gotten the breaks.

When literacy declines so does our ability to understand the world, analyze problems, measure raw emotional rhetoric against the substance of coherent ideas, and make the meaningful, intelligent judgments necessary to constructive action.

Now our software can make intelligent decisions – judgment calls that heretofore only humans could manage.