Sentence examples for judgment with which from inspiring English sources

It was a judgment with which reasonable people can disagree.

You have to doff your Santa hat to the skill, sensitivity and judgment with which this story is put together.

In the judgment of most of the press, Fritz won the first debate handily, a judgment with which I naturally concurred.

It is a judgment with which the achievement-oriented '94 class of Starkies, as the producing program's graduates are often called, readily concurs.

Scepticism about his personal financial dealings, the judgment with which he chooses associates, and a social conservatism which raises questions about his commitment to women's rights and gay rights, and to the abolition of capital punishment, are widespread.

Justice Scalia responded for the majority that Justice Breyer's concern that the result would not be seen as fair "is not a rule of law but expression of an ad hoc 'fairness' judgment with which we disagree".

Such decisions will always be judgments with which some will disagree.

Though there are statements and judgments with which I do not share, I agree with the high marks the book got from many political leaders, scholars and journalists for its author as a political writer and historian.

It is likely that her daughter will not enjoy the privileges of first-class citizenship: she probably won't be regarded and treated according to her worth, and she probably won't be protected from the suspicions, fears, and judgments with which people will react to her skin color.

In a statement, Carlinsky wrote dismissively of the firm's audit, saying it "can best be characterized as one law firm's judgment by hindsight, with which we respectfully disagree".

This provides scientific judgments with content which is accurately circumscribed, while at the same time eliminating their intuitive content.