Sentence examples for judgments offered from inspiring English sources

The judgments offered by the Tef should be relatively simple.

In his article "Why Cahiers?," at n+1, Henry K. Miller's refutation of some of the narrower judgments offered by Emilie Bickerton in her book "A Short History of Cahiers du Cinéma" is insightful and useful, but his own judgments of the place in history that rightly belongs to the magazine that launched the French New Wave are questionable.

Its judgment offered some economic optimism during a crisis that continued to grip EU countries as the year drew to an end.

The judgment offered great detail about the various militias they had formed, trained and financed and the crimes these had committed, but argued that there was no evidence that the accused had ordered these crimes.

After being immersed in the mind of an acolyte like Madero, readers may be startled by a judgment offered by an ex-girlfriend of Belano's: "The whole visceral realism thing was…the demented strutting of a dumb bird in the moonlight, something essentially cheap and meaningless".

Laura Garavini, chief representative on the parliamentary anti-mafia commission of Italy's biggest opposition group, the Democratic party, said the judgment offered confirmation of "the very dark shadows hanging over the construction of Silvio Berlusconi's vast business empire, which was decisive too for the subsequent birth of Forza Italia".

But it is possible on the face of it to make sense of Kant's analysis of judgments of beauty, and of his argument for their legitimacy, without appeal to the account of the faculty of judgment offered in the Introductions to the Critique of Judgment.

(Luke 18 24) Of all of Jesus' teachings on concern for the poor, perhaps none is more graphic than the criterion for the final judgment offered in Matthew 25.

The formalism provides new normative standards for reinterpreting experiments on human judgment, offers a precise interpretation of mechanisms, and allows generalizations of existing theories of causal learning.

Moral judgment offers an alternative to choosing sides based on status or relationships by conditioning support on disputants' actions rather than their identities.

For all the fashion judgments being offered today, for all the avatars, there is actually a narrowing of informed opinion.