Sentence examples for judgment times from inspiring English sources

For both positions of the stick in the mouth (between the teeth, i.e. smiling, between the lips, i.e. frowning) judgment times were faster when facial posture and sentence valence matched than when they were incongruent.

Finally, it's judgment time.

It's conflicting judgment time, plain and simple.

"Oh no," God responded in horror, "you didn't tell them who sent you?"In the end, the angel did fulfil his mission, and it is judgment time.

The video goes on to say, "Remember Eric... our judgment time, the final Yom Kippur has been given," the authorities said.

"It is judgment time," Derek Conway, a Conservative member of Parliament, said as he brandished a formal letter to party officials seeking a vote of no confidence in Mr. Duncan Smith.

The problems of the existing system are first solved through optimization: the judgment time of the IBA system was advanced to allow a bus to jump car queues if the bus was detected to arrive at the intersection, and the instant that the IBA lane became available to cars was controlled dynamically to increase the capacity of the IBA lane.

Once Curtis finished up, it was judgment time.

She cynically questioned his judgment time and time again throughout the election, most notably about Wright, and always behind his back.

Even very thoughtful people have lapses of judgment from time to time.

I don't necessarily like their judgment at times.