Sentence examples for judgments making from inspiring English sources

Hastings is, rightly, assured in his moral judgments, making it plain what we should think of Churchill's culpability for the Bengal famine.

In 2006 we published a paper showing that we can easily reverse your temporal order judgments, making you believe that an action you caused happened before you caused it.

Results showed that "introducing sober people into a drinking environment would be predicted to have a greater impact on judgments, making people feel more at-risk and more intoxicated, compared to the effect on decreasing feelings of riskiness one might expect if very intoxicated people were introduced into the environment".

Although familiarity was not explicitly measured in the current study, such as by remember-know judgments, making it difficult to address this hypothesis, the lack of a similar memory effect for words and scenes in the perirhinal cortex, in addition to the high level of source memory accuracy for objects, makes this explanation unlikely.

"I understand that there are going to be judgments made.

Malcolm's judgments make us think and feel.

The judgments make plain the Lords' determination that these detentions should not continue.

They are culturally based value judgments made in response to social and political needs.

The money could be used to directly pay judgments made against the city and the contractors.

"There will be judgments made before the trading deadline," he said.

When people listened to judgments made by others, they quickly converged to make estimates within the same range.