Sentence examples for more than judgment from inspiring English sources

But the improvement in the country's fiscal fortunes reflects luck more than judgment.

Mr. President: I -- and many Americans -- trust your judgment far more than the judgment of your critics.

When they do, take it upon yourself to find the deeper lesson: consider the source of the judgment far more than the judgment itself.

When contrasting between task types, active judgment of authenticity, more than active judgment of emotion, indicated potential involvement of the theory of mind (ToM) network (medial prefrontal cortex, temporoparietal cortex, retrosplenium) as well as areas involved in working memory and decision making (BA 47).

Ms. Bell has more skill than judgment.

My own forecast -- perhaps reflecting more hope than judgment -- is that there initially will not be a big wave of selling.

Veteran strikers who have seen better days are not supposed to score goals this good and when they do there is a temptation to regard it as a flash in the pan, a fluke even, more luck than judgment.

I did 10 sessions in total, I scored correctly in four of them, I will state now that there was more luck than judgment in three of those guesses.

The Misplaced Assumption That expertise is more important than judgment.

As Affect was found to be far more common than Judgment in Myskow's (2015) corpus, neither of the Appraiser voices adequately capture the most salient evaluative features of history textbooks.

I say this with more sadness than judgment.