Sentence examples for made judgements from inspiring English sources

In the first experiment (intentional self processing), subjects were presented with personality trait adjectives and made judgements as to their self descriptiveness (versus non self descriptiveness).

"Having sat on these panels and made judgements myself, I know those people will have come to their conclusion in an honest and proper manner," said Taylor.

In their assessment of particular projects, participants made judgements about whether to cooperate based on more specific cues, which acted as signs to assure them that researchers shared their cooperative intentions.

"Social media has hurt many people in the past, whether it be applying for college or a job and the potential schools and employers have looked up your social media accounts and what you're posting and have made judgements," says Radoncic.

We used a within-subjects design: each subject made judgements about both attractiveness and body size.

The analysis identified that people made judgements about both likelihood and consequences.

They, like the Stoics, made judgement a component in emotions.

HCPs frequently made judgement calls, often guided by intuition, on patients' – and family carers' – levels of awareness or denial.

Or are you making judgements without a full picture?

The Speakers are informed, so that they can make judgements.

"We are not making judgements and we are not speculating," expert Beristain said.