Sentence examples for prejudgment from inspiring English sources
noun
A judgment made before the evidence has been presented
Individual priests and lawyers might be perfectly open-minded but their professional background could curse them with dogma, prejudgment and false certainty.
Insistence on a single, global definition may well tend toward just such prejudgment by encouraging the belief that learning is a single, common process.
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Brodhead reflected on all that had happened as we chatted in his office in July, and said that it brought to mind Shakespeare's "Othello" — not for its obvious associations with interracial passions and violence but for its lesson on prejudgment.
The commission is seeking disgorgement of the $550 million in gains and prejudgment interest and financial penalties.
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Today, scholars seem better able to confront the medieval epoch, as well as Scholasticism i.e., its philosophy (and theology)—without prejudgments.
The last image, centered on the most conspicuously speech-impaired actor, is less one of triumph than of confinement, a sense of someone imprisoned by prejudgments that refuse to disappear.
He doesn't make prejudgments.
Mr. Friedman expresses the worst prejudgments about France, some I thought reserved to the far right.
"When an architect talks to a musician, or when a carpenter joins a project with a graphic designer," Arhoj says, "they respect each other from the start and have no prejudgments about disciplines — all that stuff that often seems to hinder collaborations".
