These memories have directly influenced our judgments of things as well as our method of creating art and our manner of living".
"I really trust her judgment on things".
Mr. Bloomberg, on his morning radio show on Friday, declined to discuss the inquiry by the Department of Investigation, except to say, "The term 'lack of judgment,' those kinds of things may — I certainly don't want to prejudice any of this — may be in some people's minds".
The comparative judgments by pairwise comparison are very important to ensure the consistency of judgments of all things.
Vice follows from a wrong judgment about the value of things: "Nothing – he writes – is more destructive in human life than a corrupt judgment which gives no object its proper value" (I, 1).
You're never cruel and, to me at least, seem to have perfect judgment on all manner of things, especially politicians.
An author is not be trusted in his judgment of this sort of thing".
The predicate "aesthetic" can qualify many different kinds of things: judgments, experiences, concepts, properties, or words.
In other words, we must place judgments that predicate universals of things into a wider field of predication, that is, in the "transcendental predicate" of consciousness.
The Stoics made emotions into judgments about the value of things incidental to an agent's virtue, to which we should therefore remain perfectly indifferent.
