Sentence examples similar to reaching judgment from inspiring English sources

For an author completing one of the most exhaustive studies of Mao's life ever attempted, this suggests that Short treads with those Westerners who feel uncomfortable reaching judgments about China that are too harsh.

Just as there is a diversity of methods for acquiring knowledge of or reaching judgments about one's own mental states and processes, to which the label "introspection" applies with more or less or disputable accuracy, so also is there a diversity of forms of "privileged access", with different kinds of privilege and to which the idea of access applies with more or less or disputable accuracy.

She prayed for mercy for Cardinal O'Connor as his soul reached judgment.

He worried that Trump uses the term "fake news" so often that its interpretation might change by the time a case reached judgment.

In all but a handful of more than two dozen Guantánamo appeals to reach judgment in federal district court, judges have ruled that the government lacked a legal basis to detain.

"They could only reach judgments based on the information they had," the accountant said.

Its effort to reconcile various statistics partly explains why it takes so long to reach judgments.

"We're going to have to spend a long time deliberating before we reach judgments and conclusions," he told reporters.

The characters surrounding Khan whose agendas don't issue from genuine grief are easy enough to reach judgments about.

Hogan-Howe said: "The review will focus on police procedures and will not reach judgments on the evidence.

He defined it as "development of abilities to uncover issues, to study and think alone, reach judgments independently and to act and solve problems well".