Sentence examples for judgment to correct from inspiring English sources

As one of the game's great students (and fans) - and blessed with inordinate natural ability - Federer often trusts his own instincts and judgment to correct flaws, finesse existing strokes and introduce new repertoire.

The results of this study provide a decision support model for highway agencies to monitor their network's friction and make appropriate judgments to correct deficiencies based on crash risk.

This judgment sought to correct society's moral failure to embrace different gender identities and expressions.

From the Sedition Act of 1798 to the surveillance of anti-war groups, civil-rights leaders, and many others during the Vietnam era to the aftermath of 9/11, the authorities have "overreacted in periods of national crisis and then later, with the benefit of hindsight, recognized our failures, reevaluated our judgments, and attempted to correct our policies going forward.

In particular, educators should aim to correct judgments that "legitimate" pain is always observable in objective information, that "pain care" is equivalent to prescribing opioids, or that risk of aberrant drug-related behaviors is easily intuited.

Mains lost a motion to correct the judgment, and then lost again at the state court of appeals.

In an effort to correct my lack of judgment, please accept my heartfelt apology".

The following year, McCurn denied cross-motions for relief from the judgment seeking to correct various mathematical errors previously made by Judge Port due to a pending appeal before the Second Circuit.

He will want his judgment to be proved correct.

Negotiators trust their own judgments to be correct.

If someone asks us for a moral justification of our stand on a particular issue, they are most likely going to be unsatisfied with such responses as: "All the facts just seemed to me to add up in a way that yields this conclusion," or "My heightened skills of moral perception indicate that this is the correct judgment to make about this particular constellation of facts".