Sentence examples for monumental judgment from inspiring English sources

And there were monumental judgment calls later on that Kershaw fails to examine, like Roosevelt's decision to invade North Africa in 1942, forgoing a second front in Europe until 1944.

Phil Shiner, who led the team at Public Interest Lawyers, said: "This is a monumental judgment... and an important day for our clients, many of whom can now force what the MoD has long-denied them – a public inquiry uncovering the truth about what the British army did to them and their loved ones".

Taylor had made a "monumental error of judgment" which had destroyed his life.

Romano Prodi, displaying a monumental lack of judgment, stupidly brands the beleaguered rules underpinning the euro as "stupid".

Pyatt's lawyer Nigel Rumfitt QC told the court there had been a "monumental error of judgment in pursuing the case".

Mr Jackson, who put down a Commons motion condemning the event, told Guardian Unlimited: "This shows a monumental lack of judgment, its both barrel scrapping and offensive.

Mitigating, Mohammed Khamisa QC told the judge that the peer was a man of previous good character who had made "a single monumental error of judgment which has destroyed his life".

William Hague, the Conservative leader, went for the jugular, mocking the prime minister for a "monumental lack of judgment" in having built up a "career-long dependency" on Mr Mandelson.

"Now that you've notched up the historic achievement of being forced to sack the same minister for the same offense twice in 25 months, do you recognize that your career-long dependency on Mr. Mandelson has been a monumental error of judgment?" Mr. Hague asked.

In a statement, they said there had been a "monumental blunder" behind the judgment that lay "at the feet of the Police Service of Northern Ireland".

It's the same lack of judgment, together with a monumental arrogance in the wielding of corporate power, that has led us to where we are today.