Sentence examples for judgment quality from inspiring English sources

The truth of a statement is defined as the correspondence of the judgment quality to its content, that is, the property of a judicative content by virtue of which acceptance (or its opposite, rejection) is prompted by purely objective motives.

The words appropriate and inappropriate refer to neutrality and objectivity, without any judgment quality or manichaeism attached to them, and reflect a genuinely factual approach.

For older elderly, some have urged a more individualised 'less is more' approach placing a greater emphasis on clinical judgment, quality of life and in-depth consultation with the patient and family.

Mr. Lacroix's clothes express the advantages of having taste and judgment, qualities that not only stand out when you've stripped away the glittery excess but that also seem morally superior.

Although politically inexperienced, Alfonso XII demonstrated great natural tact and sound judgment, qualities that gave rise to hope that the monarchy would not suffer if the constitution enacted in 1876 were fully implemented.

Some rather pointed questions were raised about Lance's prudence & judgment-qualities that are the ones most wanted in a man who is said to be the President's most trusted adviser and who is at least the nominal manager of an agency with large responsibility in financial & economic affairs.

This is not purely a judgment of quality.

Don't let a few cries of "prostitution" cloud your unerring judgment of quality television.

Roberts resented the switch, which he attributed to successful political lobbying rather than a judgment on quality television, but the new company was keen to retain his services.

Movies such as "Syriana" and "Synecdoche, New York" are intricate in ways that old-fashioned Hollywood could never be; this is not a judgment of quality.

More strictly construed, the term covers only what has been called "practical criticism," the interpretation of meaning and the judgment of quality.