Sentence examples for judgment it appears from inspiring English sources

And every judgment, it appears, offends someone.

The soul has also to undergo a judgment; it appears before Mithra and his two companions, Sraosha and Rashnu.

Although it is much too soon to make any definitive judgments, it appears from reports from the field that the Taliban made a major tactical mistake.

The judgment then said: "It appears clear that Mr Beverley of PMS conceived the idea of manufacturing a Kiddee Case as a result of seeing a Trunki, and discovering that a discount model was not available.

"On February 8th," it said, "Senator Obama said that if someone had the most pledged delegates and the most votes in the country, that 'it would be problematic for political insiders to overturn the judgment of the voters.' It appears that when all the votes are counted June 3rd, Hillary Clinton will be the candidate with the most votes".

The best guide, it appears, is good judgment based on hard experience: it's probably better to have done things than to have dreamed of doing things; it's also necessary to understand each new problem not as a repetition of old ones but on its own terms.

Thus, it appears that subjective judgment of reproducibility correlates well with objective physical scores and does not disappear with increased physical experience.

There may be nothing that you can lay your finger on, but if it appears "off," trust your judgment.

Consistent with the Woolfolk et al. results, it appears that the subjects' judgments, at least those having to do with moral blameworthiness, were not governed by a commitment to incompatibilism.

And yet, as Williams (1981) and Thomas Nagel (1979) showed in their now classic pair of articles, it appears that our everyday judgments and practices commit us to the existence of moral luck.

They criticized protesters who advocated violence and lionized Mao -- a judgment that appears superb in retrospect.