Sentence examples for judgments reflected from inspiring English sources

Both judgments reflected the attention those factors drew during the nomination contests.

And how could female patients not be influenced by the societal judgments reflected in their doctors' eyes, especially when their doctors bore the inherent power of being male and when those societal judgments were already so deeply internalized within the patients themselves?

In addition to Haidt's six original values, the team found that participants' judgments reflected two others, honesty and self-discipline, which they used to classify behaviors such as sneaking fast food "though I promised someone I wouldn't have it".

The same is true for the overall judgments reflected by the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice, leading peer-reviewed journals, the Nuffield Council on Bioethics for developing nations, and the latest global initiative, the Singapore Statement on Research Integrity.

The dueling judgments reflect the complicated legacy of the signal act of O'Malley's long career as the owner of the Dodgers: the fateful decision in 1957 to pull his team out of Brooklyn in the hope that he might strike it rich in Southern California.

"So if you go to open recruitment, and try and make it more reflective of society, you're not only going to find inferior people to do it, you're also going to have a growth of people demanding their judgments reflect their representative qualities".

"Judgments reflect the knowledge of the time," says Egbert Begemann, renowned scholar of Dutch and Flemish paintings.

Mackie argues that the best explanation of these phenomena is that moral judgments "reflect adherence to and participation in different ways of life" (1977: 36).

Further reflection enables us to realize that what visual perception delivers is limited, that is, partial and perspectival, because our perceptual judgments reflect at least the constraints of the perceiver's bodiliness.

We critics are often accused, sometimes rightly, of approaching our chosen art form with harsh scowls and highfalutin criteria at the ready, our judgments reflecting a profound detachment from the experience of the general audience, as well as of the artists who work hard to entertain them.

Some value judgments reflect important, though often implicit, deliberation about the just distribution of scarce research resources.