Sentence examples for making any judgment from inspiring English sources

You're not making any judgment on what that statistic means; you're simply unable to ignore that this statistic exists.

It is possible to scrutinize Bush's statement without making any judgment at all about truth or falsity.

Has this hurt the entire sector? A. I am not making any judgment about what happened at ImClone.

The panel he led issued a report without making any judgment on the journalist, declaring that the press was not obligated to explain its opinions to government.

He also dismisses any suggestion that population increases harm to the environment and should therefore be controlled, and resists making any judgment on genetically modified foods.

"The overall tone, without making any judgment as to intent, is paternalistic and frequently uses the style and jargon of the Israeli occupation authorities," complained a memo by the PA's negotiations support unit reviewing his proposals.

We're not making any judgments".

"We should respect that process before making any judgments.

Supporters of the cap say that making any judgments about it now is premature.

In fact, it avoided making any judgments that suggested Blair misled anyone.

D'Antoni had avoided making any judgments about his rotation after acquiring Hughes and Wilcox last week.