Sentence examples for passing a judgment from inspiring English sources

I pointed out that we were not talking about us passing a judgment of guilt or innocence, but whether or not we would extend a privilege.

While John Kerry can speak rousingly for whole paragraphs without saying anything precise or concrete, Bush rarely puts ten words together in a major address without taking a position, passing a judgment, or proclaiming a purpose.

At any rate, there is no reason to despair; Aulus Gellius is, therefore, wrong in thinking that the judges should have refrained from passing a judgment.

Passing a judgment on cannibals, Montaigne also says: "So we may well call these people barbarians, in respect to the rules of reason, but not in respect to ourselves, who surpass them in every kind of barbarity".[51] Judgment is still endowed with the possibility of postulating universal standards, such as "reason" or "nature", which help when evaluating actions and behaviors.

"It is too early, I think, to pass a judgment".

That is a question facing anyone who wants to pass a judgment or make an observation on Hitler, Stalin or the weather.

I would not dot all i's, would not pass a judgment such as an unequivocal condemnation of Shevardnadze's move.

The EU's Court of Justice passed a judgment that air passengers who arrive more than three hours late at their destination are due compensation of up to €600 (£494) plus expenses, per person.

When we pass a judgment, we either accept or reject an object through a content.

This other,  "informed" half passes a judgment on the drawings it sees, and, if they're crappy, the generative "naïve" half scraps the current attempt and tries again.

This other, "informed" half passes a judgment on the drawings it sees, and, if they're crappy, the generative "naïve" half scraps the current attempt and tries again.