Sentence examples for judges wisdom from inspiring English sources

Her exit was accompanied by the judges' wisdom that "she wasn't that marketable".

That will depend on the Russian reaction, which will have the greatest effect on how the rest of the world judges the wisdom of Mr. Bush's choice.

He has the qualities Americans expect in a judge: experience, wisdom, fairness and civility.

A. Thomas McLellan, director of the Treatment Research Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, said the way to judge the wisdom of retreating to a bubble of sobriety like Delray Beach was to ask: "Where were they before?

History hasn't taken long to judge the wisdom of that presumption, but in 2001, the Kagans, Bush and Tony Blair seemed to incarnate an injunction leaping right out of the west's great epics: sometimes, humanist truth-seekers and republican power-wielders must unite to fight common enemies.

The reader can judge the wisdom of their actions.

It is very easy to judge the wisdom of operators' decisions afterwards, but difficult to give them guidance beforehand.

Even in this latter case, one must reference both the primary and secondary sources so readers can judge the wisdom of relying on the latter's accuracy.

A court does not have the luxury of entering into this debate, nor may we judge the wisdom of a local law," Elrod wrote.

"Those lines exist all the time and editors, when they are running aggressive, investigative newspapers, are forever having to judge the wisdom or not of stepping over the line," he said.

Accepting the prize, Barnes thanked the judges for their wisdom and the sponsors for their cheque.