Sentence examples for making judgments and from inspiring English sources

"It became clear to us that people were making judgments and interpretations of these rules that they shouldn't have been making," Lawrence G. Reuter, the agency's president, said yesterday.

In these essays -- many of which were first published in Life's Work, the column she writes for The Times -- she frequently betrays qualms about making judgments and thus ruffling feathers.

Not making judgments and allowing people to share their darkest thoughts is a vital part of being a Samaritan, says Hoddell. "We take people's distress seriously and don't try to tell them what to do," he says.

BUTLER: Just as exercise keeps the body in optimal shape, exercise — both physical and mental — can keep the brain in optimal shape in terms of thinking clearly, making judgments and solving problems.

Based on analyzing and making judgments and decisions, students should solve different problems and produce better solutions.

He argues that Kant's use of this conception blurs the distinction between 'the psychological faculty of making judgments and inferences' and that which is 'true and objective'.

The idea is to make judgments and predictions via analogy.

They're able to teach and coach and motivate; to make judgments and predictions about a player's character and resolve and stage of development.

The sense organs, on apprehending their objects, are said to offer them to buddhi, or intelligence, which both makes judgments and enjoys the objects of the senses.

"I think that was pretty good advice, which is I should know what's going on before we make judgments and that we shouldn't be making judgments on the basis of incomplete information or campaign rhetoric.

"He was not poverty-stricken when it came to confidence, and he did a lot of his homework and made judgments and felt very secure in them.