Sentence examples for later judgment from inspiring English sources

Shaw's hatred of war badly affected his later judgment.

First, K.K.R. is now exposed to a possible later judgment for money damages.

That tactic spectacularly backfired when the letter was made public and the thrust of the judge's comments was reinstated in his later judgment.

The general tenor of the relationship seems confirmed by his father's later judgment that "Stephen spends a lot of time on things that aren't worthy of him".

Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown and Steven Izenour would advocate the same approach in their own urban classic, Learning from Las Vegas, published the following year: "Withholding judgment may be used as a tool to make later judgment more sensitive.

According to Kant's later judgment (Wasianski 1804: 246; tr.

These experiences would inform Forrest's later judgments.

Later judgments about how the tip of a pen (usually a quill or reed) was cut, the angle at which it was held, and the formation of individual letters are conjectures based on the evidence of images of people writing, subsequent calligraphic practices, and the letters themselves.

If a consensus emerges that a past case was wrongly decided, later judgments will distinguish it from new cases, effectively restricting the scope of the ratio to the original case.

As a result, whilst it sharply differs from later rulings such as Corbett v Corbett [1970], it was not able to be considered as precedent in later judgments on the legal recognition of gender variance.

Fifty-three sniffs and 53 sips later, the judgment was in: a hint of black cherry..