The warnings against alliances and the admonitions not to allow love or hate of other nations to cloud our judgment are well known.
The static line judgments were well described by a 'scale invariant' model in which any two stimuli which possess the same two-dimensional geometry (length/width) result in the same level of performance.
By the end of its 90 minutes, the china shop of taste and judgment is pretty well smashed to pieces by this great big bull of a film.
"With Pellegrini in recent years and with the way he works – I can only make a judgment from distance – he is well respected by the squad.
With the use of signs and conjecture, however, the level of judgment is reached, and thought is well advanced into that sphere in which error is possible, a state that begins as soon as single terms are tied into a proposition.
When Marty speaks of the meaning of a statement as the content of the judgment which is thereby expressed, he is well aware of opening the possibility of comparisons with similar concepts in the work of various philosophers, e.g. the proposition in itself (Satz an sich) (Bolzano), the state of affairs (Sachverhalt) (Stumpf and Husserl), and the objective (Objektiv) (Meinong).
Also, it is well known that flavor can strongly influence consumer's acceptability judgment.
According to McTaggart, although time is unreal, temporal judgments can be well or ill-founded in the sense that, given how things actually are, some judgments about time and temporal ordering capture real facts about the underlying reality that gives rise to the appearance of time.
In terms of character, the two men were opposites Bradford was patient and slow to judgment while Standish was well known for his fiery temper.
A necessary but not sufficient condition of the objective validity of a judgment is its logico-syntactic well-formedness (grammatical correctness) and logico-semantic well-formedness (sortal correctness) (A73/98, A240 248/B300 305).
