Sentence examples for much judgment from inspiring English sources
That being said, it occurred to me that for a group that often faces so much judgment, people in the LGBT community can be quite judgmental ourselves.
Because, really, how much judgment does it take to be a member of Congress?
There's so much judgment of people with obesity, but they're not going to McDonald's every day.
But these legionaries need not exercise much judgment or discretion, and their output (a mile of road, a shot in the arm) can be easily counted.
"Anybody that would ride down the parkway at 90 miles an hour without a seat belt doesn't have much judgment," she said.
In the end, most investors don't want to exercise too much judgment over their options.
But for middle-class and wealthy New Yorkers, standards vary from neighborhood to neighborhood, spawning lively dinner-party debates and much judgment-passing at other people's choices.
Another lesson was that managing risk is as much about judgment as about numbers.
"This settlement will save the city the far greater costs of a trial and potentially much higher judgment.
But the "well done" is not so much a judgment on the jokes themselves as a tribute to all the ensuing publicity.
