Sentence examples for judgements which from inspiring English sources

At such a time, the parson should not aspire to the judgements which are proper to the politician.

Where we have all gone wrong, is that we have adapted this whole-school framework for individual one-off lesson judgements, which has created a culture of judging teachers and has fixated the profession on defining ourselves by a grade.

These kinds of judgements, which seem both innocent and intuitively correct, Popper's theory cannot accommodate.

"People will make their own judgements, which I totally respect," he added.

Judgements which are represented by numbers from the fundamental scale are used to make the comparisons.

But these are false judgements which are inseparable from physiological changes in the pneuma which constitutes one's commanding faculty.

"We welcome the judgement, which finally gives us the proper access to the economic modelling..

However, just before Christmas, Justice Victoria Bennett released in the family court a judgement which strongly criticised this approach.

She must also possess sound political judgement, which means understanding the impact of her decisions in wider society.

You cannot place the burden for the bad judgement which caused this catastrophe on the people working on the drill rig or on the politicians in Washington.

It is the kind of judgement which ignores the passage of time while in pursuit of another brick to throw at today's defendants.