Sentence examples similar to old judgment from inspiring English sources

There's nothing more dispiriting than seeing the nice new judgments disappear and the horrific old judgments bubble back up.

Speaking on BBC1, Clarke challenged the whispering campaign against him, saying concerns over the ECHR rulings were "old judgments" ramped up by the "rightwing press".

His willingness to revisit old judgments on "2001: A Space Odyssey," Kent Jones wrote in Film Comment in 2005, resulted in a "one of the most charming passages" in film criticism: "I must report that I recently paid another visit to Stanley Kubrick's '2001' while under the influence of a smoked substance that I was assured by my contact was somewhat stronger and more authentic than oregano.

There was a significant interaction F [1], [34] = 9.5, P<0.005 that was characterized by a larger effect of emotion on high confidence old judgments after a 24h retention interval than immediately after encoding t [34] = 3.29, P<0.002, but no difference in emotion's effect on low confidence judgments over time.

She is, however, an absurd 17-year-old: judgments of what is inevitable at any given age are invariably ridiculous failures of imagination.

On Wednesday he again failed in his bid to challenge a three-year-old court judgment ordering him to pay $205,000 in damages to former Wesfarmers director Dick Lester, this time in the federal court following last year's supreme court loss.

But it would overrule a decade-old Supreme Court judgment that the risk of suicide should be included in this category.

Had Plump shed more light on the matter, we might overcome the surprisingly Old-Testament judgment that often arises even in modern readers who fancy themselves open-minded when confronted with stories of betrayal and deceit.

But other voters were just as adamant that the proposed amendment must be defeated to force lawmakers to enact legislation in keeping with the decade-old court judgment on the issue of suicide threats.

Results suggest age-related UFOV decline impairs older driver judgment of TTC with oncoming vehicles in safety-critical left-turn situations.

The older participants' judgments of surface shape were just as accurate and precise as those of the younger participants.