Sentence examples for show great judgment from inspiring English sources
The best headteachers show great judgment, make the right calls and are wise leaders.
While Mr. Langewiesche agrees that Mr. Sullenberger, known as Sully, showed great judgment and courage, he will devote much of the book to expanding the themes of the Vanity Fair article.
The presidents I have advised--Reagan and Obama, as well as George H.W. Bush and Secretary of State John Kerry--all showed great judgment in considering, but not bowing to, the advice of the foreign policy establishment... Bill Clinton had far less foreign policy experience than George H.W. Bush, and Obama had less than John McCain--and both presidents had effective foreign policies.
To deflect the charge of elitism, levelled by many teachers, the categories have proliferated to include the capacity to "make sound judgments", to show "great sensitivity or empathy" or to be "fascinated by a particular subject".A specialist school is a bog-standard comprehensive that has jumped through hoops to get extra government money.
He's praised George Bush as good economic steward and Dick Cheney as somebody who shows great wisdom and judgment.
Mr. Obama said his opponent had "praised George Bush as a good economic steward and Dick Cheney as somebody who shows great wisdom and judgment".
The ECHR should, he conceded, "show greater awareness of the consequences of its judgments" on domestic laws across Europe and "strive for greater clarity" in their judgments.
Congressman Ryan showed great restraint.
That shows great resilience.
