Sentence examples for negative judgment of from inspiring English sources

These views reflect a positivistic conception of scientific knowledge and the negative judgment of philosophy that typically goes with it.

In her introduction, Romm, who is in her early forties, writes about her sense, as a young woman, that "striving and achieving had to be approached delicately or you risked the negative judgment of others".

Voters were generally in a contented mood as they cast their ballots, but there were also signs of Clinton fatigue: in their negative judgment of the president's character and in the priority many put on straight talk and honesty.

In St. Thomas, she attended a few meetings devoted to the Bahá'í faith, a Persian religion that teaches the unity and equality of all people, but she was put off by what she saw as the community's negative judgment of nontraditional families.

It was at that point, the official said, that the memory of the party at Fouquet's, and the cruise on Bolloré's yacht, and all the drama with Cécilia, and the drama with Qaddafi came together in the French mind to form a definitive negative judgment of Sarkozy.

It also offers an equally harsh negative judgment of the federal authorities whose mandate is to protect the integrity of the public's food supply chain but who have chosen to interpret this responsibility so lightly as to let such claims stand while ignoring repeated offenses by the industry.

Maimon passes a negative judgment on some aspects of Hassidism, still even from the late perspective of his writing in the 1790s his enthusiasm about some features of the movement (such as, the use of improvisation in expounding the Torah) are salient.

The Russian leader seemed to confer a negative judgment on the quality of consultations that have been under way since the two leaders met in Slovenia and Genoa this summer.

Gallo has a talent for bristling self-promotion; last year, after Roger Ebert made a negative judgment on an early version of "The Brown Bunny," Gallo issued a fatwa against Ebert's prostate.

They were also more likely to make global negative self-judgments following criticism, including negative judgments of their goodness.

Patrons protect those already selected as rising stars from the negative judgments of others; and only the foolhardy point out even egregious errors of those in power or those destined for it.