Sentence examples for judgments like that from inspiring English sources

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

Judgments like that, and the debate over might-have-beens, evoke Pearl Harbor.

I think you've got to be very careful when you make judgments like that but yes it is an extraordinary breakthrough".

"Most of us have a tendency to make instant, crass judgments like that fool Watson," said a Guardian book reviewer.

"I don't think a president can make a judgment like that on the basis of politics," Mr. Cheney said.

Cheney, at the very least doesn't think that Ice Grifter Sarah Palin's suggestion that Obama secure re-election by bombing the snot out of Iran is a wise idea: " I don't think a president can make a judgment like that on the basis of politics".

Moral judgments are like that.

Gallagher added his voice to the storm but the rapper has since hit back: 'When someone makes a judgment like that, they are kind of ignorant.

There's no judgment like that at all, but I think the way…some of the needs we have for the way we need to do the work is a little different.

On the face of it, when we make a public moral judgment, like "That act of stealing was wrong," what we are doing is asserting that the act of stealing in question instantiates a certain property: wrongness.

We can't exactly create a fake hurricane to cover up the murder of "bad" people who hurt us, and even if we could, what right would anyone ever have to make a judgment like that over another human life?" Tom: Good point.