Sentence examples for production of judgment from inspiring English sources

After coming to the United States, she was cast in several feature roles on television, including, in 1959, the "Playhouse 90" production of "Judgment at Nuremberg".

Along the Way * Maximilian Schell and George Grizzard look set for the National Actors Theater production of "Judgment at Nuremberg," due to open in March at a Shubert house.

Tactical Questioning by Norton-Taylor, taken from the inquiry into the death at the hands of the British army of Baha Mousa in Iraq in 2003, has just closed after a highly successful run, and a sold-out fundraising production of Judgment at Nuremberg, presented by a company of legal professionals, opens on Wednesday 6 July.

His claim is just that such exercise of autonomous reasoning in the production of moral judgment is rare; in the vast majority of cases, our judgments result from immediate 'intuitions' reflecting emotional causation.

The lateral temporal lobes have been implicated in various kinds of tasks involving a decoupling of attention from the immediate environment, such as mental time travel in the past and the future or the production of conceptual judgments about presented words [21], [22], [74].

The "Critique of Aesthetic Judgment" is concerned not only with judgments of the beautiful and the sublime, but also with the production of objects about which such judgments are appropriately made; this topic is discussed under the headings of "fine art" or "beautiful art" [schöne Kunst] and "genius".

In this respect, it would be more akin to the production of art than a moral judgment in Kant's sense.

The current results also show that some of the gains in both the judgment and production of repeated items evolved between sessions, i.e., in the post-training intervals, rather than concurrently with practice (Fig. 4).

The drop in production (851 yards and 4 touchdowns) and his lack of judgment were enough for N.F.L. scouts to question Spadola.

Danto, however, did not fully recognize the inherently coevolutionary feedback between the production of aesthetic entities and aesthetic judgments.

With distance, Mr. Dutton believed he had let the strains of the production cloud his judgment.