Sentence examples for public judgments from inspiring English sources

It said that the pope had seen the movie but that it was his "'custom not to express public judgments on artistic works".

Social media, particularly Twitter, has emerged as a new political battleground, where opinions are formed and public judgments made, whether politicians like it or not.

There is virtually no paper trail for her assessors in the Senate to scan for answers to either question.Having never been a judge, Ms Miers has made no public judgments.

When the court discovered that MI5 and MI6 knew full well that Mohamed had been tortured before the British officer was sent to question him, the British government attempted to persuade the judges to omit this fact from their public judgments.

She rose above public judgments thrown her way, and instead stayed true to herself, trusting her own judgment.

What I mean to emphasize here is that those practices and interpretations have everything to do with public judgments as they have extended through time.

And I know fear of it distorts public judgment.

Senate Republicans are largely withholding public judgment on Mr. Srinivasan's nomination until after his hearing.

In essence, the trial could render a public judgment on him.

The Bush administration has deftly avoided a public judgment on the referendum.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg continued to avoid a public judgment of the measure.