Sentence examples for judgement so from inspiring English sources

It is this point that makes this judgement so significant.

Thirlwall issued a judgement so razor-sharp that when I read the full transcript I felt like punching the air.

And it turns out, my novels have very little plot and they don't move quickly that's not a matter of aesthetic judgement so much as my author's personality and my imagination.' But he didn't put all that in his autobiography: 'My feeling is that there is nothing unusual about my career.

But that fateful kiss does fall within the generic reference of the judgement that John is kissing Mary and necessitates the truth of that judgement; so the kiss is a truth-maker for it.

Brigadier-General Andrew Russell, commanding the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade, contacted Godley to advise him of the circumstances of such an attack, and Russell was told to "use his own judgement" so promptly called it off.

Brigadier-General Andrew Russell, commanding the brigade, contacted Godley to advise him of the circumstances of such an attack and Russell was told to "use his own judgement" so promptly called it off.

We procrastinate by asking everyone else what they think about our dreams, we make up 101 reasons why we will fail or make the wrong decision, we are fearful of others' judgements – so we stay in hiding.

(Studies have been done on this [21].) Decisions involve both scientific and political judgements, so the debate should involve all stakeholders.

Yet what they are not doing is taking nuanced judgements, so for practical, as well as moral, reasons we are not going to see them replace manned fighters any time soon.

The methods used were thorough investigation of all the court cases concerning ART in the public domain in Japan, including the arguments of the concerned parties and the judgements so far delivered.

In an interview with Pakistan's GEO TV, he said:  The military did not take over, to the best of our judgement - so far.