Sentence examples for judgements has from inspiring English sources

Germany´s Foreign Minister, Mr. Guido Westerwelle, has made the following statement: 'The Cologne judgements has triggered confusion internationally.

Furthermore, the stability of our judgements has also been found to be prone to manipulation through a vast array of methods, from hypnosis to transcranial magnetic stimulation.

However, direct comparison of knowledge-based and perceptual judgements has found evidence for a common basis of confidence (e.g., Baranski & Petrusic, 1994; Pallier et al., 2002), suggesting that the efficacy of the MCS algorithm will generalise to non-perceptual domains (but see Koriat, 2012, for exceptional environments).

This is true, but only after the required political judgements have been made.

The content of a judgement must not be conceived as a propositional entity, however, since Brentano explicitly denied that judgements have such entities as their contents.

Therefore the sentences that are traditionally used for expressing judgements have the subject-predicate form "S is P" and "S is not P".

Responding to the government's reform package today, a Deliveroo spokesperson reiterated this line, saying: "Court judgements have consistently found Deliveroo riders to be self-employed.

I might have shared some of those judgements, had I not known first hand what really happened, and now, you do too.

This implies that judgements had to be made according to the information and time available.

Furthermore, music emotion judgements have been found to be relatively resistant to brain damage (Peretz et al., 1998).

This means that group members who make extreme judgements have less influence over the group decision than those whose judgements are more central.