Sentence examples for judgment was flawed from inspiring English sources

"Gillard's judgment was flawed.

But Mr. Warner argued that the officers thought the worst of Mr. Diallo for no good reason and that their judgment was flawed from the beginning.

"I think her judgment was flawed on this issue," he said.

So yes, of course, I defend the cartoonists on First Amendment grounds to hold their event in Texas and express themselves (although I don't think we are even going to destroy ISIS with crayons and I want to destroy ISIS), but I think their judgment was flawed.

And his judgment is flawed.

But what if our reasoning is shot through, from start to finish, with emotional considerations, such as the desire to feel a sense of group belonging, or an unwillingness to admit your previous judgments were flawed?

His judgment of men was flawed, and he was forever seeking the unattainable.

Instead, the Clinton administration first endorsed, then backed away from, an unusually bold O.A.S. judgment that the election was flawed.

They don't have to think that the prime minister deliberately lied, only that his judgment on a very important issue was flawed.

A father's judgment, in the middle of that nightmare, was flawed.

Mr. Tsvangirai had argued that the election was flawed by vote fraud and intimidation, a judgment shared by many outside election monitors at the time.