Sentence examples for making a judgment about something from inspiring English sources

KS For Jaime, the magazine cover that he saw was making a judgment about something that in Bolivia has a very different cultural context.

Hillsborough Family Support Group's chairman, Phil Hammond, who lost his 14-year-old son Philip at the match, said: "Boris Johnson doesn't even know how many people died at Hillsborough - they wrote that it was 'more than 50.' I do not think anybody has the right to make a judgment about something they do not understand.

"First of all, I don't think that you can make a judgment about something that you haven't seen," said Suzanne, the mother of 10-year-old Zachary of Miami Beach.

I'm not making a judgment about everything else.

I write that without making a judgment about the larger questions surrounding the Affordable Care Act.

This was not a leader making a judgment about what's best for the country.

Or: I judge that I am making a judgment about my own mental life.

He emphasized the need to "get the facts" before making a judgment about the case.

In a categorical inference, one makes a judgment about whether something is, or is likely to be, a member of a certain category.

In short, against Chatton, Wodeham defends an Ockham-like position, suggesting that the source of error is not the intuitive cognition of something not actually there, but the fact that the intellect chooses to make a judgment about the existence of something other than what was intuited.

If a person says or types something ambiguous, the system makes a judgment about what was most likely meant.