Sentence examples for judgments were regarded from inspiring English sources

Until Kant's time, all empirical judgments were regarded as vulnerable to skeptical doubt, because human experience is inherently fallible.

He said, "The right-wing has so successfully animated the public fear of 'judicial activism' that any candid admission that the act of judging involves actual judgment is regarded as politically fraught.

Secretary Lane's vision for the territory was, "Alaska should not, in my judgment, be regarded as a mere storehouse of materials on which the people of the States may draw.

Udaya I recorded judgments that were regarded as important precedents in the royal library in order to maintain uniformity in judicial decisions.

After the war the Witnesses brought several suits in American courts dealing with their beliefs and practices, resulting in 59 Supreme Court rulings that were regarded as major judgments on the free exercise of religion.

These judgments might be regarded as "judicial avant-gardism", but they are also clearly part of the body of EU law.

By all newspaper men of impartial judgment he was regarded as the foremost editor and publisher of his day.

Although a perceptual judgment may be regarded to involve meta-cognitive processes distinct from the "genuine" phenomenal fact, we preferred here to avoid such a clear-cut separation, and considered simple perceptual judgments as the basic unit of measurable, subjective perceptual experience.

Not only does it require immense skill and fine judgment, but it is regarded as uniquely revealing of the character and breadth of cultivation of the writer.

He was thought to lack judgment and stability and was regarded as a guerrilla fighter impatient of discipline.

The articles asserted the king's independence from Rome in secular matters and proclaimed that, in matters of faith, the pope's judgment is not to be regarded as infallible without the assent of the total church.