Sentence examples for make personal judgments from inspiring English sources
A word's meaning depends upon its use and context, things that are often shifting and highly contentious, forcing legal interpreters to make personal judgments about them.
Indeed, because they could not, unless they will stand up and prove otherwise, how is it possible for them to pick the "best" and for the public to buy that they did, indeed, make personal judgments based on an honest reading of all the material.
Instead, chart reviewers tend to make personal judgments.
And he added, "I think the lady needs to spend a night with me before she makes personal judgments".
But it is rare at university that I have found the same courtesy extended to me, and it hurts that people have made personal judgments and treated me differently because of my views.
I still think she is a great beauty with an innate elegance and a smile that's hard to resist - but I am getting tired of the format in which "experts" come forward and report on some issue of the week, speaking without passion or involvement, as I sit there before the tube, amazed that otherwise sane, lucid people can speak without making personal judgments.
"We make personal loans".
The Times Book Review said the book "offers by far the most intimate glimpse" of the Bush administration and provides "the information we need to make our personal judgments about the White House".
By "prominent", by the way, I'm trying not to make a personal judgment.
