Sentence examples for making snap judgments from inspiring English sources

She avoided making snap judgments just as she had somehow avoided getting paid for offering them.

I felt as if I was constantly making snap judgments that I would then have to revise.

Househunting has helped make him cautious about making snap judgments on the state of the nation's economy.

Whether this is a bad omen for Republican turnout in November is hard to say, but be wary when you see pundits making snap judgments about it.

Political races are essentially popularity contests, he says, and people are generally excellent at making snap judgments about traits like attractiveness, friendliness and likeability.

Among them is the president's erratic management style -- his habit of committing himself in a hurry and making "snap judgments on insufficient information," especially on economic matters.

"People make snap judgments.

The inclination to make snap judgments almost certainly has deep evolutionary roots.

When I spoke later with Mossberg, he said, "I try not to make snap judgments.

Prior research established that voters often make snap judgments when evaluating politicians.

People make snap judgments and move along if you don't capture their interest quickly.