Sentence examples for negative judgments of from inspiring English sources

There is also room for debate about whether the intuitive notion of a judgment of beauty, for Kant, allows for negative judgments of beauty (see 2.3.6 below).

Does his treatment allow for negative judgments of beauty, either that an object is not beautiful or that it is ugly?

Shier (1998) argues that it does not, but this has been challenged by Allison (2001), who takes it to be a criterion for a satisfactory interpretation of Kant's theory of taste that it allow for negative judgments of beauty (2001, p. 72; see also pp. 184 186).

These range from being able to buy "flesh-colored" Band-Aids that will match her skin tone, to knowing that she can be rude without provoking negative judgments of her racial group, to being able to buy a house in a middle-class community without risking neighbors' disapproval (1993).

How we feel is directly tied to our emotions, and our emotions guide us to better understand the connection between our deeply held beliefs that are often at the source of our negative judgments of ourselves.

As we predicted in this condition, higher P(A) led to more negative judgments of control (i.e., stronger preventive illusion).

The notion that the ECJ is always in alliance with the commission has been undermined in recent years by a succession of negative judgments on commission decisions in merger and competition cases.

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

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 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".

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.