Sentence examples for judgements of this from inspiring English sources

(He mentions in a footnote that Aristotle seems to have recognized simple judgements of this form. Psychology p.211n).

I'll leave that assessment to others, but I do believe future generations will have vastly different judgements of this than most of us alive today will.

Similarly, when Zhao and Nan (2010) used a weak message about the benefits of stopping smoking, self-affirmation produced greater negativity in judgements of this message.

As often with the judgements of the young, this was unfair.

From the analysis of the projects presented for the competition held in Venice (1789 1790) and from the judgements of the commission, this paper attempts to synthesize the knowledge of opera house acoustics at the end of the 18th century, so important for the history of music and opera houses.

According to this view, judgements of the form 'E is evidence for H' when this is understood as more or less synonymous with 'E tends to make it more reasonable to believe H'— are typically elliptical for judgements of the form 'E is evidence for H relative to background theory theory

Rickover was unsparing in his judgement of this kind of thinking.

Since the critics have been almost uniform in their judgement of this storied and unfortunate title, and Yahtzee's take was likely to be even one step further.

In the case of completing additional work, the actual artefact may not be interpretable by the system, but the learner's judgement of this might be considered valid.

But if 'S' is an empty term, any judgement of this form will be true no matter what we put in place of the predicate term 'P'.

I have to admit, my judgement of this tune has been altered forever by the fan-made video above.