Sentence examples for judgement that one from inspiring English sources

As to his judgement that "one man, one woman for life" is the hard-wired, human definition of marriage, perhaps Dolan can advise South African president-in-waiting Jacob Zuma, who will soon have to decide which of his many wives will stand beside him as first lady at international functions.

If one has Humean leanings one might want an explanation of how a judgement that one has reason to have an attitude, or that one ought to do something, can by itself motivate.

Thus there could be no gap between forming the decisive judgement that one ought to do X and an effective impulse to do X.

In one of his polemics against idealism, Cook Wilson's main target was the traditional theory of judgement that one finds, for example, in Bradley's Principles of Logic (Bradley 1928), where the topic is simply divided into 'judgement' and 'inference'inference

Kuhn held that if two theories are incommensurable, they are not comparable in a way that would permit the judgement that one is epistemically superior to the other, because different periods of normal science are characterized by different 'paradigms' (commitments to symbolic representations of the phenomena, metaphysical beliefs, values, and problem solving techniques).

Kwoller keeps the shopping experience clutter-free by displaying only a single product at a time, asking the user to make an isolated value judgement on that one thing, and thus stripping away the complexity that Bernel and his co-founder, Brian Louko, argue continues to dog other mobile shopping apps.

Since it is the latter judgement that constitutes intention, one can act intentionally against the former.

At least in our analysis, the judgement the woman is making about how to answer the questions is likely to be the same for each timepoint, since she had made that judgement at one point in time: the repeated measures analysis compares each woman with herself, thus substantially reducing the impact of variation between women in this judgement.

Given a judgement that occurs simultaneously with a sensation, one could in principle make that very same judgment without having any sensation, and one could in principle have those very sensations without making any judgments.

Consequently, some authors hold that one must exert caution before basing clinical judgements upon goniometric measurements [ 15].

There are many extra layers of judgement that are applied to women that aren't applied to men -- looks, being another one.