Sentence examples for judgement of when from inspiring English sources

They are too ornery for that, too perverse in their judgement of when to play and when not.

The practice staff made the judgement of when this criterion applied.

This could help you make a judgement of when to approach a dog or when to stay away.

The column "human-made" denotes the judgements of when the score greater than or equal to 3 in questionnaire item (1), while the column "machine-generated" denotes those with the score less than 3. Table 8 indicates that the reading passage and the correct answer tend to be more mentioned as the rationale for judging an item as human-made rather than as machine-generated.

He is rarely allowed by the Premier League to speak in public because of a lack of judgement when facing the media that has caused embarrassment in the past.

So right now, the economic judgement on which the government is setting plans to tax and spend seems to be somewhat at odds with the judgement of the Bank when determining the price of money.

Is 'practical knowledge' exempt from ordinary requirements of evidence because there is no mistake of judgement when its object is false (See Anscombe 1963, pp. 4 5, 56 7)?

I was expounding my view that even the most experienced and intelligent members of staff could make irrational and expensive errors of judgement when I saw her face retreat into a questioning frown.

"There is a huge question of judgement when you have a 56-year old father of five sending lewd pictures to someone who he believes is a 21-year old woman," he said.

Even when Thistle suffered a momentary lapse of judgement, when Gallacher delivered the ball to Osman and the midfielder was instantly robbed near his own area, the best that Celtic could muster was a half chance that Stokes pulled wide.

It has also been reported [29] that although it is often possible to judge emotion from the face or from the voice, both speed and accuracy of judgement increase when both are expressing the same emotion — an effect that persists even when participants are instructed to ignore the vocal channel [30], suggesting that extracting emotional information from the voice may be automatic.