Sentence examples for judgment of course from inspiring English sources

It's a value judgment of course.

Humankind fears judgment, of course.

It's all a matter of taste and judgment, of course.

Judgment, of course, is not an exact science.

All cooking requires skill and judgment, of course, but I continue to think of Turkish food as craft, not art.

This is a highly subjective judgment, of course, and I don't pretend our judging panel will be scientific about it.

In making these judgments, of course — the novel was a huge best seller and a Pulitzer Prize winner, to boot — I am joining a minority of perhaps no more than one.

Their judgments, of course, were always subjective, often biased one way or another, but they did reflect a more balanced view not based on any agenda but their honest take on the value of the book.

Their judgment may, of course, be premature.

That nearly two decades later my profession seems to have learned so little from that cautionary tale, and that the transformation of our business by the Internet and social media has, if anything, heightened our proclivity to rush to judgment, is, of course, deeply concerning.

Sensibly, Sturgeon made it clear she didn't take this (an increase in support for independence) for granted, while if you listened carefully to her generally pitch-perfect statement there were lots of caveats and therefore wriggle room: her job, she said, was to "act responsibly", it wouldn't "be right to rush to judgment" and, of course, it would be for the Scottish parliament to decide.