Quick judgment: is Coldplay annoying?
"You try to make a quick judgment," Manager Joe Girardi said.
When I make a quick judgment, however, I don't write people off because I am usually wrong.
We will be presenting this as not just a safety program but an educational opportunity, with training to improve situational awareness and quick judgment.
"I don't think the United States will make any quick judgment," said an official of the Blue House, the South Korean presidential office.
But, there again, doctors have to make a quick judgment call and it is possible there was no other suitable patient for the donor liver at the time.
It's a blunt assessment of local feminism, and a quick judgment, but Ali's first impressions are that UK feminism is younger, and more radical than here.
I find this quick judgment being published almost the minute we learn of her death very impossible to understand... I'm not even sure the boots she was wearing even had laces," Mr Borden said.
Earlier on Sunday Patten said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that it was a "rather quick judgment" to say that Newsnight was, in the words of its presenter Eddie Mair, "toast".
Patten said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sundaythat it was a "rather quick judgment" to say whether Newsnight, in the words of its presenter Eddie Mair, was "toast", but he pointedly avoided saying the show would continue in its current form with its existing name.
YESTERDAY, through opening statements and questioning of the first witness, the judge all but glared from his bench, maintaining a fierce, baleful expression as he lectured defense lawyers about establishing a basis for their objections; told everyone in the courtroom to "stop talking," but not to bother rising when he enters; and issued a quick judgment about the admissibility of evidence.
