Sentence examples for quality of judgments from inspiring English sources

(CHUCKLES) But just look at the quality of judgments they've made in the past.

GEITHNER: I don't think that's likely, but it depends on the quality of judgments of the governments and central banks.

By contrast, the three kinds of quality of judgments are supposed by Kant to capture the three basic ways in which the constituent concepts of a simple monadic categorical judgment can be either existentially posited or gesetzt, or else existentially cancelled or aufhebe, by respectively assigning non-empty actual extensions to concepts, or null actual extensions to concepts (A594 595/622 623).

"His greatest qualities as president," Goldstein says, "are his quality of mind and his quality of judgment — his dispassionate ability to analyze a situation.

She said in an interview that the quality of judgment during the crisis was the real issue and that one need not impute evil motives to find fault.

And yet, despite the burden of injury and injustice, Gore, more than any other major Democratic Party figure, including the many candidates assembled for next year's Presidential nomination, has demonstrated in opposition precisely the quality of judgment that Bush has lacked in office.

Individual consistency is one of the objective indicators of the quality of judgment.

"Brilliance" among these best and brightest says nothing about qualities of judgment, teamwork, perspective and the courage to change one's mind -- let alone about prudence and humility.

At the end of the 1940s, L Ron Hubbard – a sinophobic college dropout turned pulp writer (his pseudonyms included Joe Blitz and Legionnaire 148) turned reckless naval officer (one report claimed he was "lacking in the essential qualities of judgment, leadership and co-operation") turned ulcerous and gonorrhea-afflicted war veteran – hatched a plan to revive his stuttering fortunes.

Perhaps most significantly, Cohen abandons Kant's account of the three possible "qualities" of judgment and replaces it with his own account of the judgments of origin, identity, and contradiction.

A fitness report written after the incident rated Hubbard as unsuitable for independent duties and "lacking in the essential qualities of judgment, leadership and cooperation".