Sentence examples for obscure judgement from inspiring English sources

These mistakes arise because "people commonly confuse this perception [of pain] with an obscure judgement they make concerning the nature of something which they think exists in the painful spot and which they suppose to resemble the sensation of pain" (Prin.1 46, AT 8a:22).

But, in Christian terms, this needs a radical change of heart, a conversion; it needs another kind of "redemption", which frees us from the trap of an egotism that obscures judgement.

Can we, 9,000 miles away and well informed through television's magic, yet less hysterical than those whose judgement is obscured by the smoke from the battlefield, drive a wedge of reason through the week's events?

Exactly how this judgement resolves the quarrel over Mestra is obscure, but Sisyphus ultimately comes out on the losing end, for Mestra does not bear children to Glaucus.

However, an individualistic approach to pandemic risk may obscure factors that the individual cannot control and, as indicated by the judgement of those who acquired infection, health individualism may be moralising.

Aggregate figures of mothers workforce participation on which such judgements are often based conceal substantial variation within and across countries and obscure the dilemmas expressed by mothers, and the problematic circumstances of children who attend poor quality childcare provision.

Lovely judgement.