Sentence examples for judgement may from inspiring English sources

Then again, my judgement may be skewed by the fact the international press seats are right behind the biggest group of Cards fans in the stadium.

That in turn would increase the pressure for the prime minister, who craves a third term, to make way for a more popular colleague, such as Paul Martin, the finance minister.Mr Chrétien's judgement may have been self-serving, but was it correct?

that in Apple's reasonable judgement may be found objectionable".

However a written judgement may be published instead.

Engineering judgement may be needed when extracting the optimised geometries for further use.

Expert judgement may still be needed to finalise the allocation to a specific class.

Dr May's casual juxtaposition of homosexuality with infidelity and sexual crimes suggested such judgements may not have been that far away.

Brentano rejects this traditional view by pointing out that judgements may arise also from a single presentation.

Again, given the poor agreement between ORS and SRS in our tests, also amongst the expert raters, expert judgements may be misleading when assessing sleepiness.

Economou (2006, 2008) extends Martin and White's linguistic framework to images by highlighting the attitudinal responses that are inscribed or evoked through the verbal (main headline) and visual elements (lead image) of feature stories, while Unsworth (2015) further illustrates the ways in which ethical and moral judgements may be communicated through images in picture books and animated films.

But once we remember that one's beliefs and judgements may conflict with one's intuitions it is not at all clear that the subjects lack the intuition that it would be permissible to pull the lever in the switch case when they say that it would be wrong.