Sentence examples for one such judgment from inspiring English sources
One such judgment serves to establish the possibility of an object that is "exactly equal and similar to another, but which cannot be enclosed in the same limits as that other, its incongruent counterpart" (2 382) (Buroker 1981; Van Cleve and Frederick 1991; Van Cleve 1999).
One such judgment came a couple of bites into our orange vanilla pancakes, right after she asked me how I had infused so much flavor into something so basic.
Such judgments can either be, or fail to be, "pure"; while Kant mostly focusses on the ones which are pure, there are reasons to think that most judgments about art (as opposed to nature) do not count as pure, so that it is important to understand Kant's views on such judgments as well.
For him, one develops such judgment through living one's own life reflectively, and being open to the lives of others.
An accompanying editorial suggests 'targeted screening of high risk groups.' 3 Whether the current data support a policy based partially on race/ethnicity is one such value judgment that requires careful evaluation, and underscores the need to focus on unbiased causal estimates whenever possible.
In every aspect of architecture, except as an abstract composition in interior space, one's final judgment of Wright's Guggenheim Museum must, then, be a sadly unfavorable one, such a judgment as only an old friend may in fear and trembling impart to the living and only a lifelong admirer feel free to deliver over the work of the dead.
"The only constants in the blindingly mediocre life of Princess Margaret would appear to be privilege, illness and lashings of alcohol," was only one of many such judgments in her last years.
Here, we studied the effect of being in one such non-optimal state – when sleep-deprived – on judgments of agency.
One aim of the article is to begin to develop a systematic account of such judgment processes.
Every province ought to have one such university, whose central task would be the formation of willpower and powers of judgment and categorization.
But Burrows ventures no such judgment.
