Sentence examples for of judgements from inspiring English sources

Mr Harris added: "This is what happens when adults try to make these kinds of judgements".

The fact some dialects and accents are seen to be more prestigious than others is more a reflection of judgements based on social, rather than linguistic, criteria.

He added: "These are balance of judgements but we are absolutely confident here that we can keep the event safe and secure.

"You're travelling at great speeds, and over the ground, across it and down so there are a lot of judgements to be made.

After introducing final guidelines on the publication of judgements, the judge said he would then consider steps to allow the media access to at least some of the documents used in court.

Headteachers had warned they could follow their boycott of national curriculum tests with a boycott of inspections by Ofsted, the education standards watchdog, because of the inaccuracy of judgements and the stress they caused.

In computer-generated animation, by contrast, we're endlessly comparing the effects on screen with our data-banks of real-world textures – and often returning that most literary of judgements "but that's just what it's like!".

Life is just an endless chain of judgements.

These kinds of judgements, which seem both innocent and intuitively correct, Popper's theory cannot accommodate.

It is not for ISPs to be making these kind of judgements," said a spokesman.

From the pattern of judgements we determined a set of perceptually parallel trajectories.