Sentence examples for judgment going on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lena was quoted in the statement as saying that there was a "rush to judgment going on here".

There's not a whole of sound judgment going on these days (though whether it is worse than in the past, I can't be sure), so it's not common.

There was a different feel in the air: you could just hang out and there was not a lot of judgment going on.

Having said that -- and in no way taking away from that acknowledged sadness -- one has to note that there appears to be some rushing to judgment going on.

There's not a whole lot of sound judgment going on these days (though whether it is worse than in the past, I can't be sure), so it's not common.

But we made a decision that worked for us, without me realizing that there would be a whole lot of judgment going on in the world of moms and the media.

The judgment goes on to note, under a section called "the implausible absence of documentation" that El Naschie failed to provide any documentary evidence that his papers were peer reviewed.

There's not a lot of judgment or analysis going on in a shower.

A thirtyish hipster wanders out to where I'm standing with a friend on the pavement and drawls his unimpressed judgment of what is going on inside.

Since then, scientists have examined the picture more closely and searched their theories and knowledge of astrophysical processes to render a less romantic judgment of what is going on in the Eagle Nebula.

Rose: Sen. Obama, give me your assessment of what's happened in the Congress with the testimony of Gen. Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker, and do you accept their judgment about what is going on on the ground in Iraq?