Sentence examples for judgment called from inspiring English sources
Throughout this six-week public ordeal, Janay Palmer's pain has been minimalized, her judgment called into question.
The sacrifice meant learning not only to separate ourselves from, but to actually denounce, those we loved most when judgment called.
No one knew this better than the presiding judge, before whose eyes the trial began to deteriorate into a bloody spectacle, or, as the judgment called it, "a rudderless ship tossed about by the waves".
The judgment called for €8,000 for each child with B-Pb concentrations≥ 100 μg/L [ 50].
Repairs require rarefied judgment calls at every step.
Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton clashed yesterday over their judgment calls on Iran and Iraq.
Of course, this would make it a "judgment call," but all such calls are already judgment calls; the new policy would just allow the referee a finer area of discriminating judgment.
The complexities of the judgment calls involved here are obvious.
Furthermore, Thurstone's law of comparative judgment calls for pairwise comparisons.
So judgment calls do sell books.
Judgment calls like, 'work harder!' can be seductive.
