Sentence examples for kinds of judgment from inspiring English sources

What's much, much harder to find is someone who has both kinds of judgment — a technical genius who can talk shop with the quants on the credit desk and see risks as they arise but also manage people and analyze the many nonfinancial vectors involved in being a Wall Street bank.

In that famous, though oft-misquoted, speech she gave to accept her second Oscar, she said, "I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!" Had Mary Todd Lincoln's life been a little different, had the people that surrounded her been given to less stringent kinds of judgment, it is something one can easily imagine her saying herself.

And how do they differ from other kinds of judgment?

Combining the a priori-a posteriori distinction with the analytic-synthetic distinction, Kant derives four possible kinds of judgment: (1) analytic a priori, (2) analytic a posteriori, (3) synthetic a priori, and (4) synthetic a posteriori.

We are left with a general Kantian theory of human rationality that is essentially oriented towards judgment, and then in turn with specific Kantian accounts of the nature of judgment and of the various irreducibly different kinds of judgment, that are essentially oriented towards the anthropocentric empirical meaningfulness and truth of the proposition.

However, it is not clear a priori that all face judgments should necessarily benefit from familiarity, nor is there any reason to believe that various kinds of judgment should benefit equally from familiarity.

The kinds of judgments you have to make now are daunting.

It is simply not the Supreme Court's business to be making these kinds of judgments.

Yet, though the two kinds of judgments differ from one another, they are not entirely unrelated.

Those kinds of judgments might have been best left to the jury.

These are the kinds of judgments about placing work that can make art live or die.