Sentence examples for narrow judgments from inspiring English sources

Despite our wish to suspend narrow judgments of what constitutes a normal family, children are inherently conservative.

In a place with too much history and too much certainty, a "lonely rock in a stormy ocean", he manages to reach conclusions without lapsing into narrow judgments, and finds truth without asserting that it is the only truth.Inevitably, perhaps, his vision clouds slightly as he draws near to the present day.

Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg agreed with this narrow judgment only.

"The law lords have delivered a disappointingly narrow judgment.

Much of what the man said to the woman, she understood, was in rebuke of her narrow judgment, her timorous ways.

In his article "Why Cahiers?," at n+1, Henry K. Miller's refutation of some of the narrower judgments offered by Emilie Bickerton in her book "A Short History of Cahiers du Cinéma" is insightful and useful, but his own judgments of the place in history that rightly belongs to the magazine that launched the French New Wave are questionable.

They described the decision as a narrower judgment call about Cardinal Law's potential effectiveness in governing the archdiocese.

Perhaps that is too narrow a judgment given that a law degree from that institution or from Yale University seems to serve as well.

The panel's judges — split almost evenly between countries that have recognized Kosovo's independence and those that have not — have a history of narrow and conservative judgments.

Such moral judgments narrow your audience and alienate those who feel you've just judged them harshly without reason, which you don't want.

In a very narrow sense, that judgment seems reasonable.