Sentence examples for notable judgment from inspiring English sources

Mansfield made another notable judgment in Millar v Taylor [1769] KB, in relation to copyright law.

Necker disregarded the notables' judgment, and convinced Louis XVI to grant the extra representation – Louis duly obliged on 27 December.

Abercrombie made two notable errors of judgment during the battle.

But Lee's movie was notable for how measured its judgments were, and even ventured some politically incorrect views about the city itself.

Unlike Hannah Arendt, who judged Jewish collaboration with infamous disdain, Levi makes a notable attempt at comprehension and tempered judgment.

The Judgment panels are especially notable for being among the earliest Flemish paintings to employ such Italian Renaissance devices as putti and garlands.

We will exclude subjects who (a) have a known psychotic or bipolar disorder, (b) suffer from a chronic depression with onset in childhood (based on clinical judgment), and (c) show a notable suicidal risk (based on clinical judgment of the therapists).

While I will reserve judgment until the details are known, it is notable how far from the White House's initial negotiating principals we appear to be".

(It is also notable that key passages in the Critique of the Power of Judgment deal with mathematics and the "mathematical sublime" (Breitenbach 2013).

The judgment brought to a close a three-week civil case that was notable for its lurid and sexually explicit testimony.

Given this fact, it is notable that subjects implicitly retained tenure information and used it to make strong social judgments.