Sentence examples for judgment repeats from inspiring English sources

How? Lady Hale in Stack said that one had to look to the common intention of the parties in light of their whole course of conduct, but she warned strongly against that course of action, a warning which she (together with Lord Walker, in a joint judgment) repeats and emphasises – one is dealing with joint enterprises, and it is practically difficult to unravel everything.

Publishers Weekly's estimation of Mister Pip as "promising" (a judgment repeated on Amazon's US site) is a journalistic solecism.

From diocese to diocese, the same cover-ups and gross errors of judgment repeated themselves regardless of who found themselves in charge.

Against my better judgment and repeat warnings from those who knew better, I went ahead and installed Mojave on my work computer the first chance I got.

It is deeply depressing to see the hopes for peace dimming further as Israel continues to expand its settlements in the Palestinian territories, against the better judgment and repeated warnings of virtually the entire world.

In discrimination and category judgment tasks, repeated stimuli were judged shorter than novel ones.

As can be seen in Fig.  6, the participants were much more variable in their judgments across repeated trials when the surfaces possessed less curvature.

In their study, Kappers, Koenderink, and Lichtenegger (1994) found that the shape and curvedness of object surfaces had significant effects upon the variability of the participants' judgments across repeated trials.

"What we're experiencing now, in my judgment, is a repeat of the Nixon years," Mr. Hart said.

Whoever succeeds Ben S. Bernanke as the Fed's leader will have to make repeated judgment calls about when to raise or lower interest rates, the levers of monetary policy.

A retired major general, Paul Eaton, now an adviser to Hillary Clinton, repeats the judgment of General Eric Shinseki that too few troops were allotted for the task assigned.