Sentence examples for opposite judgment from inspiring English sources

All signs point toward Mr Scalia coming to exactly the opposite judgment this time around.

The suicide bombers of al-Qaeda made the opposite judgment, reckoning that by drawing America into action against Muslim countries they could win recruits for an Islamic revolution.

Johnny seemed to be going through some kind of parallel evaluation, but one that reached an entirely opposite judgment: "Sure it's only a dime.

And that means that we think that the opposite judgment would be incorrect.

Over time, the Supreme Court's 1951 decision, which put public peace ahead of freedom of expression, was superseded by nearly opposite judgments in later cases.

After all, two federal appellate courts have rendered opposite judgments on the constitutionality of such state-sanctioned casket cartels.

Curiosity is the opposite of judgment.

Also, the ordinal notion of confirmation is arguably of greater theoretical significance than its quantitative counterpart, because ordinal divergences, unlike purely quantitative differences, imply opposite comparative judgments for some evidence-hypothesis pairs.

First-year students were invited to play the game weekly for six rounds, with participants submitting and voting on their own questions each week and receiving a novel type of feedback in addition to standard descriptive PNF: opposite peers' judgments of participants' self-reported drinking behavior, or reflective norms.

The evaluative judgment opposite to the one we have been considering is "he is a person" (oye onipa).

58, 59 If serotonin plays a key role in harm aversion, could enhancing serotonin function produce effects on moral judgment opposite to those observed in the vmPFC patients?