Do not set judgment up to be perfect.
Throughout the process of learning about yourself, Finerman encourages her students to keep an open mind, set judgments aside, and think about the changes that they can affect.
He practised philosophy by setting his judgment to trial, in order to become aware of its weaknesses, but also to get to know its strength.
As for Margherita, her own shows of strength (her ex-boyfriend accuses her of emotional cruelty) fall apart as her mother's health fails, her on-set judgment increasingly clouded by the more significant dramas playing out within her family.
21. "Phenomenological bracketing," which Husserl also called the phenomenological épochè, thus adapting a technique from the Skeptics, means, simply, temporarily setting aside judgments learned through culture, including all the sciences.
On your marks; get set; render judgment.
In July 1998, a Dutchess County jury set the judgment against Mr. Maddox and ordered Mr. Sharpton to pay $65,000 and Mr. Mason to pay $185,000.
The reader is invited to set aside judgment and sympathize with the characters, and this inner world, of intentions gone wrong and ambitions barely in check, imparts a fierce energy to the story.
Yet the novel invites the reader to set aside judgment, not only to sympathize with the characters, who are flawed and fine in varying proportions, but also to witness the Nixons' marriage of "tormented affection".
The judges ordered that the former Chilean dictator's costs of two hearings - the original appeal, in which Lord Hoffmann was one of the judges, and the application to set that judgment aside - must be met from government funds.
