Sentence examples for judgments like from inspiring English sources

Moral judgments (like reals) are absolute, springing from contemplation, incapable of proof and not requiring proof.

Moral judgments "like judgments as to what is, [are] liable to truth and falsehood", though not very liable to falsehood, since it is difficult, but not impossible, to be mistaken about what we desire to desire.

Scientific judgments, like practical principles, can be received "second hand".

The events that followed punished judgments like these.

Judgments like that are still routinely applied to female artists today.

The days of blunt judgments like "good job" or "you're fired" are over.

They were also associated with various forms of perception, even as they were sometimes granted an intentional and judgment-like structure.

These judgments may not be reasoned or deliberative, but he seemed to think that some judgment-like character had to be attributed to emotions to explain exactly how they came to be directed at objects.

But the same sort of evidence which is cited in support of the view that addicts' behavior is regulated by some kind of judgment-like state the content of which involves an endorsement of their drug-taking can be cited in support of the view that the very same addicts also have a judgment-like state with a conflicting content.

Even so, against my better judgment, I like it.

In addition, judgments of liking and quality are found to be different in the way they are formed.