Sentence examples for particular judgment from inspiring English sources

GEITHNER: Let's just start with this particular judgment by S&P.

We're going to try to show how individual decisions, made on particular "judgment days," were shaped and succeeded by activities to improve organizational judgment.

"Publicly criticising individual members of the judiciary over a particular judgment or suggesting that they are motivated by their individual views, political or otherwise, is wrong, and serves only to undermine their vital role in the administration of justice.

Fox News chief Roger Ailes is said to have called star Fox News host Bill O'Reilly "a book salesman with a TV show". Though Ailes isn't known for understating things, this particular judgment appears a bit mild, if last night's edition of "The O'Reilly Factor" is any indication.

Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, the chair of the Bar Council, which represents barristers across England and Wales, said: "Publicly criticising individual members of the judiciary over a particular judgment or suggesting that they are motivated by their individual views, political or otherwise, is wrong, and serves only to undermine their vital role in the administration of justice".

Their interest is with their player and I respect that, and clearly they have made a particular judgment based on Evra's behaviour in the past, but that cannot negate what their player has said and done, and has now been found guilty of doing.

I think Kael is remembered not for her particular judgments or ideas, but rather for her voice, for an outsized literary personality that could be enthralling and infuriating, often both.

In other words, the practice of toleration (by individuals or governments) may or may not reflect a virtue or ethic of "tolerance"; it may rather express far more concrete and particular judgments about specific situations.

The study of the aesthetic concepts, or, more specifically, the analysis of the "language of criticism," in which particular judgments are singled out and their logic and justification displayed.

While I have often disagreed with particular judgments or been distressed that political considerations sometime carried the day, my experience in policymaking in the United States and at the international level is that reason has always had its day in court and usually carried the day.

Most abstract are the universals that serve as predicates in particular judgments.