Sentence examples for ordinary judgment from inspiring English sources

These abject beings yearn toward nobility's vested grace, its immunity from ordinary judgment; and their yearning is dignified by the powers of masterly painting.

An ordinary judgment that such and such is right might then predicate sweetness.

Such an interpretation is made credible by Bradley's account of truth, for on that account no ordinary judgment is ever perfectly true; in consequence, to one who reads him under the influence of the later but anachronistic assumption that truth is two-valued, his claim appears to be that relational judgments are all false.

Everywhere — even in medicine — there were "assaults on elite opinion and celebrations of … ordinary judgment".

Matters are harder in the case of ordinary judgment shift caused by ego-depletion.

They are rather more like Kantian categories that are presupposed and implicit in ordinary judgments.

Even so, he sees no reason to surrender the warrant possessed by ordinary judgments about content.

That can force the theory to be highly revisionary of our ordinary judgments about logical consistency and implication.

His claim is that our ordinary judgments about causal asymmetries can be derived from the unificationist account.

The problem is not clearly one of reconciling LL with ordinary judgments of identity, and the advantage afforded by RI does not seem applicable.

The aim of invoking implicit definitions is to account for the rationality, or the aprioricity, or the analyticity of our ordinary judgments, not of some extraordinary judgments that are somehow assigned to ordinary signs.