Sentence examples for judgments link from inspiring English sources

What grounds do we have for thinking our various moral judgments link up appropriately with what they are judgments of?

Certainly, any regular Internet user is more than aware of the way that cyberspace has undermined traditional ideas of geography and supplanted judgments linked to physical space: an e-mail address is a far more nebulous concept than a street address with all its material and social implications.

The short-term use of marijuana results in memory impairment, decrease in motor coordination along with poor judgment linked to risky behavior.

While the autopsy went further than any other medical judgment to link a death to the dust, it by no means offered conclusive proof of the dust's toxicity and its impact on others at the site.

Results suggest that (left) OFC activation in coherence judgments is linked to an initial feeling of coherence that guides subsequent decision and action.

One other effort worth noting to link judgments of good and evil with judgments about God relies upon the ideal observer theory of ethics.

But when he joined the board, there were questions over his judgment in linking up with Duffield, who has a reputation as an idiosyncratic, rather authoritarian, manager.

In 1925 Horkheimer completed his Habilitation with a work titled Kant's Critique of Judgment as a Link between Theoretical and Practical Philosophy, and took a position as Privatdozent, or lecturer, at Frankfurt.

These included lack of awareness of stigma and its consequences; fear of casual contact based on transmission myths; and moral judgment due to linking PLHA to "improper" behaviors.

But they insist that there is an essential link between judgment and motivation, even if it is sometimes indirect.

Weak (unlike Strong) Internalists don't deny that the link between judgment and action is fallible: we suffer from weakness of the will or buckle under social pressure.