Sentence examples for judgments down from inspiring English sources

He shares Martin Amis's taste for coining paradoxical metaphors, but not for the quasi-laddish diction with which the novelist once brought aesthetic judgments down to earth.

It's so tiring getting angry about people in the public eye passing their judgment down on us lessers, but here we are again, having to put that work in.

This moral preoccupation is reflected in her title, which comes from a passage in the Koran about the way God will weigh all good and evil on the Day of Judgment, down to "the weight of a mustard seed".

It's not my business what you chose to do, what's best for you, nor should it be anyone else's chance to lay judgment down in your decisions.

Swift judgments came down.

The judgments, handed down by judges at a criminal court in Paris, came as a surprise.

Simply put, it would require the signatory countries to agree to enforce legal judgments handed down in other countries.

Previous judgments laid down that the necessity defence could be accepted only when action was taken to prevent an act of greater evil.

And informal, community-driven punishment can be more effective than judgments handed down from on high.

As Singapore is a common law jurisdiction, judgments handed down by the courts are considered a source of law.

The final judgment is down to you.