Sentence examples similar to reaching unfounded judgments from inspiring English sources

"We hope that these findings help us be aware that we spontaneously stereotype people based on their body shapes and to try to avoid making these unfounded judgments," Hu tells me.

It is not only unproductive but un-Islamic: Islam, with a long history of pioneering philosophy, science, and law, is not about unfounded judgments on behalf of wrathful God.

The former agency officers recommended the American public read these critiques, "carefully before reaching any judgments".

He warned against reaching a premature judgment.

Mr. Barr in particular must explain his rationale for reaching the obstruction judgment he made.

Voters could then watch and reach their own judgments.

Because we can't imagine engaging in a sincere relationship along those lines, we tend to reach for unfounded explanations in sex or blackmail.

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

Sometimes they can reach better clinical judgments than human experts do.

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

It is irrelevant to the comparison of sequential and simultaneous lineups that has dominated the eyewitness ROC literature, and it reaches the unfounded conclusion that estimated accuracy (pAUC) differs systematically for showups and lineups.