Sentence examples for penetrating judgment from inspiring English sources

In the Short Parliament he was noted to be "capable of managing great affairs", with a "penetrating judgment" and an "easy and graceful manner of speaking".

In 1772 James Whitchurch wrote in his Essay Upon Education that Locke was "an Author, to whom the Learned must ever acknowledge themselves highly indebted, and whose Name can never be mentioned without a secret Veneration, and Respect; his Assertions being the result of intense Thought, strict Enquiry, a clear and penetrating Judgment".

Dylan's memoir, "Chronicles," has a succinctness and a complexity of thought and narrative that is the result of literary technique, of compression, of placement and juxtaposition, and of shrewd and penetrating judgments.

Which is especially unfortunate because he has a gift for penetrating judgments, for example, that Ronald Reagan was elected governor of California because he provided "a political outlet for the outrages that, until he came along to articulate them, hadn't seemed like voting issues at all".

"He's got a very penetrating mind.

He is penetrating gloves, penetrating the body.

Four sets of 10 sterilized needles were prepared as follows: one non-penetrating and nine penetrating, six non-penetrating and four penetrating, nine non-penetrating and one penetrating, and seven non-penetrating and three penetrating needles.

Immediately after the removal of each needle, the practitioner recorded his judgment of the needle to be 'penetrating'non-penetratinging' or 'unidentifiable'unidentifiable

Milosevic had a penetrating gaze.

She has penetrating gray eyes.

The string sound was warm and penetrating.