Sentence examples for some sort of judgment from inspiring English sources

NATO said that the targets involved "command and control" — a vehicle depot, for example — but the larger goal, it appears, was getting some sort of judgment: the word "stalemate" has been used increasingly often about the conflict in Libya.

Two objections immediately become apparent: "What about the people who want to buy it right away, don't they deserve some sort of judgment?" and "Reviewers can't live with every device that comes their way".

And at the end of my life, if there's some sort of final judgment, I will look back and say, "Hey, if nothing else, I raised two adults who grew all the way into feeble-bodied octogenarians".

This basic schema can be filled out in a variety of ways, but typically involves some sort of global judgment: an endorsement or affirmation of one's life as a whole.

Must I interpret your taste for chocolate as some sort of implicit judgment of mine for caramel?

As someone who only occasionally peeks in on "Face To Face", I'm hesistant to render some sort of definitive judgment on Ralston.

That's not the sort of judgment that a writer under review will confuse with praise.

I think it's going to be that sort of judgment.

And what sort of judgment are we looking for in Libya?

In many cases, especially in the near term, humans will be required to exercise this sort of judgment.

She even calls his death "his masterpiece," but this surely is to indulge in just the sort of judgment she herself ultimately invites us to stay away from.