Sentence examples for judgment to come from inspiring English sources

Knowledge, then however you got it was clearly the crucial foundation of the judgment to come.

Knowledge, then — however you got it — was clearly the crucial foundation of the judgment to come.

Public School 14 Cornelius Vanderbilt in the Stapleton area of Staten Island is among 19 schools the city has marked to be closed, with the final judgment to come on Feb. 9 in a vote by the Panel for Educational Policy.

I wondered if the lectures survived in some form, and, recalling that Clark, elsewhere in his memoirs, writes that he had never given an "improvised" lecture, decided, while I waited for the Warburg judgment to come down, to seek them out in the Clark archives, at the Tate.

The family's two older sons, Gene, 12, and Christopher, 10, had entered four birds in the 4-H poultry competition at the New Jersey State Fair here and were waiting with their parents, Gene and Michelle, for the judgment to come down.

By the ninth century it had created what he calls 'the world's first universal democracy' in All Soul's Day which declared that the soul of the poorest peasant or widow was as much loved by God as the pope or emperor and all lived in the knowledge of the judgment to come.

All this a foretaste of judgments to come.

The distinguished team of lawyers and domestic violence experts who are defending her for free described it as "one of most important judgments to come out this year on women's – and thus human – rights".

The government will have to show that evidence obtained under torture has not been used in up to 30 cases in which foreign terror suspects are held in Britain, following one of the most important judgments to come from the House of Lords.

Perhaps anticipating some rough judgments to come, one of the President's top trade aides, Peter Navarro, offered a defense of the Trump record in the New York Post this week.

Canada has a vivid picture in his mind of a judgment day to come -- 8, 10, 12 years down the road.