Sentence examples for judgments judgments from inspiring English sources

Like moral judgments, judgments of beauty rest on the perception of the natural fitness of things.

So we have a three-fold division: empirical judgments, judgments of taste, and judgments of niceness or nastiness.

On the contrary, pragmatic/moral judgments, judgments of taste, and teleological judgments are all individuated by their propositional contents, because these contents determine what the judgment is about.

But he does allow perceptual judgments, judgments about material objects, to be included among the judgments that form the starting point of inquiry.

But reflective judgment is also described as responsible for two specific kinds of judgments: aesthetic judgments (judgments about the beautiful and the sublime) and teleological judgments (judgments which ascribe ends or purposes to natural things, or which characterize them in purposive or functional terms).

Thus most non-cognitivists today extend the treatment to normative or evaluative judgments generally, and the discussion below will often speak of normative or evaluative judgments and terms a category which includes as paradigms moral judgments, judgments of rationality, and judgments of value.

Traditionally, logic books came divided into three parts, dealing respectively with Conception (usually via ideas, the traditional components of judgments), Judgment and Inference.

According to Kant's official view there are three kinds of aesthetic judgment: judgments of the agreeable, judgments of beauty (or, equivalently, judgments of taste), and judgments of the sublime.

The claim has often been made that the links Kant specifies between synthesis and judgment, judgment and the forms of judgment, the forms of judgment and the categories are not sufficiently supported.

Judgment, judgment, judgment.

6. Throw out fear of judgment: Judgment has controlled us all at some point in our lives.