Sentence examples for moment of judgment from inspiring English sources

His mother calls him "shapeless" in a rare moment of judgment.

"They're sort of like Oliver Peoples?" put in the hopeful consignor as the moment of judgment lingered.

And then, when I have understanding about it, I can then turn it into a coaching moment rather than a moment of judgment and fear and intimidation for the person on the other side of the table who's listening to what's wrong with their performance.

At the end of it all, 21 years since he was first charged, after 11 years on the run, a five-year trial and the 18 months the judges took to deliberate over a verdict, Radovan Karadžić's moment of judgment came.

As our High Holiday liturgy teaches, the gates of repentance and redemption are always open - even in times of danger and doubt, even as the moment of judgment approaches.

When I was pregnant with each of the younger girls, I would step on the scale, and even if I wanted to grimace, I would tell K (and myself), "Mommy is growing so healthy!" At this point in their lives, our girls view stepping on the scale as a chance to see how much they have grown, not as a grim moment of judgment about their self-worth.

In a rare moment of good judgment right after the vote, he ran away and hid.

They said he did so over several weeks, engaging in behavior that "cannot be dismissed as remotely impulsive or the product of a moment of bad judgment".

"But Beautiful" revolves around a moment of final judgment about love; whether good or bad, it's ultimately "a heartache either way".

Her defence likewise sought to show that the occurrence of the threats, on only one day, in the early hours of the morning, was indicative of a moment of poor judgment brought about by ongoing drink problems.

My sense of indecency has more to do with an over-all atmosphere that encourages or rewards cruelty and the belittling of humanity than with a passing moment of bad judgment; and the fleeting exposure of a breast doesn't fit that description.