Sentence examples for severe judgments from inspiring English sources

These are severe judgments, but they are not unjust.

Few other diarists of the period displayed such raw emotion and or expressed such severe judgments.

Passaro is equally good at conveying the crazy compression of Manhattan life, where the verdict on people, places and things tends to be delivered instantaneously: "We make such severe judgments, so arbitrary and complete.

Quirkily severe judgments sometimes jar with the chatty, pedagogic tone, but Lord Norwich is himself a skilful spinner of tales, and this engagingly colourful analysis of plotting over poetry, kings over knaves, will appeal to his intended readership,'lovers of Shakespeare, enthusiastically but cheerfully non-expert'.

The historically pro-prosecution Fifth Circuit, which will no doubt have to rule on Lay and Skilling's appeal, should likewise issue expeditious and severe judgments.

These essentialist biases are associated with some harmful outcomes such as racism, sexism, pessimism in the face of illnesses, political polarization, and support for eugenics, while at the same time they are linked with increased tolerance and sympathy for gay rights, mental illness, and less severe judgments of responsibility for crime.

It's a severe judgment, and convincing.

"I think this is a very severe judgment," he said.

But in fact he immediately offered the reasons for his severe judgment.

In 1817 Ferenc Kölcsey, another Hungarian poet of the period, made an unduly severe judgment on Berzsenyi's work.

There were hundreds of cases of younger wines, not listed, because in Mr. Poulakakos's severe judgment, they were not ready to drink.