Sentence examples for making judgement from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Sunshine Press/Getty Images 11.24am BST Crossword Today's Guardian cryptic crossword has a surveillance theme, with questions including "Finally witnessing US vice leads to Edward Snowden making judgement (5)" and "PRISM, for example, is old scheme (5)".

An implicit sentiment is usually conveyed through some neutral words, making judgement of its sentiment polarity difficult.

During preparation of the slices, the metaphyseal part of the PFC disappeared, making judgement of its integrity impossible.

Both Cleary and Heng translate the sentences into categorical statements, showing that Huineng is absolutely certain in making judgement of the two kinds of practice.

And while no one is saying this stuff is easy — there are undoubtedly complexities in making judgement calls about when information relating to an individual is outdated/irrelevant or whether an individual has a significant public role or not — Google continues to work to dress complexity in the clothes of impossibility.

By sharing my experience I also seem to be comparing my choice to Mayer's and making judgement, and I don't want to do that.

Or are you making judgements without a full picture?

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

Peer review depends upon experts making judgements about which research deserves funding.

Context is vital to making judgements about what might be in the public interest.

Photograph: Denis Courville/AP "Do you ever find that making judgements about art makes you feel bad?" I asked a fellow music journalist over a few drinks recently.