Sentence examples for mixed judgment from inspiring English sources

He is one of several scholars who have offered a more mixed judgment of the Fascist era.

He gets a more mixed judgment from some Bancroft family members, including Leslie Hill, who said, "It's not been perfect," and added, "He has strengths and weaknesses.

The main results of the study were a list of highly representative emotion words of each emotion type, which elicited a consensus of judgment from the participants, and a list of complex emotion words, which received mixed judgment.

Meanwhile "Motown: The Musical," the biggest commercial hit among the new shows, was snubbed in the best musical and best actor categories, reflecting the mixed judgments from critics.

The approach of an "ethics in the sciences" is suggested to grapple with the challenge of interdisciplinary "mixed judgments" or "epistemic-moral hybrids" linking the necessary empirical as well as normative aspects.

In the first two debates, the pundits directly afterwords gave mixed judgments on who had won, but when the people weighed in, they gave the decision to Obama.

In this article, the argumentative structure upon which empirical-ethical research is based will be understood as "mixed judgments", which contain both normative and descriptive or prognostic propositions ([ 8, p. 9]).

He says that such patients are "almost uncanny in their ability to detect mixed motives, judgment, and falsehood," and so he redoubled his efforts to say only what he meant.

This is despite the fact that such an analysis is not required by the law and that making judgments on mixed evidence is the job of regulators, something the court does not seem to pay heed to.

For example, a consequentialist view that polygamy is right in one society and wrong in another because it has good consequences in the first society and bad consequences in the second would not be a mixed position because the judgments "Polygamy is right in circumstances A" and "Polygamy is wrong in circumstances B" could both be true in an absolute sense.

The Israeli courts have a mixed record of delivering judgments -- for and against -- Palestinians.