Sentence examples for judgments whether from inspiring English sources

The authors insist they are not making value judgments; whether a particular trait is positive or negative depends on circumstance.

"We were dealing with a candidate who had made his own judgments, whether correctly or not; a traditional policy approach was not going to be a good fit".

This is a measure of how certain people are, how confident in their judgments, whether they have considered any opposing points of view.

What's clear is that Obama largely remains a fixed point even while the rest of us keep wildly revising our judgments, whether looking at him through the prism of partisan politics, race, media melodrama or any other we choose.

Joyce told the ABC's Insiders program: "I think that what we have to understand is that when we go there, there are judgments, whether you like it or not, that are made about us and there they see in how we negotiate with them, whether they see us as – whether they see us as decadent.

"It is a legitimate exercise of economic analysis to examine the consequences of various value judgments, whether or not they are shared by the theorist".

Human beings use the internet to pass judgment-whether it's on Renee Zellweger for looking different or on those people who choose to make fun of her for looking different.

But it's going to be my judgment whether I pick him or not.

Judgment — whether rendered by gods or by people — can be postponed but not forestalled.

"That doesn't bear any judgment, whether a girl can sing or not," she said.

But he faces a difficult judgment whether to accept the Tory timetable for fiscal reduction, or back a slower pace.