Sentence examples for seasoned judgment from inspiring English sources

There is no question that in times of momentous news, readers rush to find reliable firsthand witness and seasoned judgment.

"You really need someone with experience and seasoned judgment in emergency management," echoed Harvey Johnson, the American Red Cross's senior vice president for Disaster Cycle Services.

We need a leader that is both pragmatic and incredibly innovative One who exhibits seasoned judgment, a knowledge of what can happen in the short term and who can accomplish this all while reaching for the stars.

"Steve is an extraordinary talent, with absolute integrity, an unwavering ethical compass and seasoned judgment.

The San Francisco Chronicle, in an editorial on its Web site, echoed the themes in The Post's endorsement, saying Mr. Gore had "seasoned judgment, leadership and familiarity with the world" as well as "on-the-job experience".

The spin room is the place where what passes for inside dope and/or seasoned judgment is given reporters who then turn around and pass it off to readers as insightful commentary.

Antony Tudor created two works about French cafes, the very bitter "Judgment of Paris" (1938) and the wry "Offenbach in the Underworld" (1955), both of which were revived last season, "Judgment" by the New York Theater Ballet, "Offenbach" by American Ballet Theater.

But groupthinkers march lock step in election-season judgments.

Effective generalization requires good judgment based on seasoned knowledge and experience.

The tastes of a blogger or a celebrity have greater weight than the judgment of a seasoned critic for a newspaper or a magazine.

Fair or not, the end of the season is judgment day.