Sentence examples for mature judgment from inspiring English sources

This brought him another medal for "remarkable foresight, ingenuity, and mature judgment".

"That kind of lack of mature judgment is going to be a real issue in this campaign," he warned.

Joseph Lieberman, for his part, showed mature judgment in letting Mr. Cheney make his points without feeling compelled to imitate Mr. Gore's combative debating style.

After all the pages of testimony — diffident and reliably gullible and unsmiling — what is Corey's mature judgment of "it," of "this"?

But his unbiassed opinion, his mature judgment, his enlightened conscience, he ought not to sacrifice to you, to any man, or to any set of men living.

These qualities should include organizational skills, proactive attitude, attention to detail, mature judgment, sensitivity to others, and appreciation for a diverse student body.

They are growing but not yet ready for all mature judgments.

Discusys is a discussion support system that aims to augment the participants capabilities in group brainstorming by implementing 1. separation of private and public area during initial idea generation to allow ideas to mature without judgment of others 2. quick input and navigational design to help users to create, edit, view and manipulate the group generated ideas.

Mature moral judgments rely both on a perpetrator's intent to cause harm, and also on the actual harm caused even when unintended.

Young workers are less mature, have less judgment and work experience than adults, and are less likely to challenge their bosses about dangerous tasks.

The ideal voter of democratic theory is a rational man or woman, someone who gathers all the evidence about the issues of the day and the plans of the parties, weighs it all up responsibly, cogitating at length, and then delivers a mature and informed judgment at the ballot box.