Sentence examples for proper judgment from inspiring English sources

It was a harsh, but proper judgment.

A proper judgment is impossible on day one.

One criticism of the book, from people who treat it as Holocaust literature, is that he doesn't come to a proper judgment of Hanna.

Its characters want to be known, which means to be forgiven; in God's absence, the reader's conscience has to scrutinise their confessions and arrive at a proper judgment.

But quite how one busy cabinet minister is expected to make a proper judgment on so many sensitive and detailed cases is hard to fathom.

So how does one make a proper judgment on Jonjo Shelvey's prowess at this level having seen him confronted by this standard of opponents?

"This is how proper judgments are made".

The "on-boarding" (yuk) of assets from Friends is designed to aid the process but it will be another year, at least, before proper judgments can be made.

Yes, a short-term economic hiccup – even a mild recession – would be possible but proper judgments could only be made when the UK and EU get down to hard bargaining.

Even the most sophisticated among us have been thrust into a new and complex world of products for which we have no backgound to make the proper judgments.

The authors argue that bunkering port selection is typically a multi-criteria group decision problem, and in many practical situations, decision makers cannot form proper judgments using incomplete and uncertain information in an environment with exact and crisp values.