Sentence examples for something of a judgment from inspiring English sources
Whether Mr. Trende or Mr. Cohn is right is something of a judgment call, but it is easy enough to split the difference between them.
And look what I was transformed into — hardly something to satisfy a judgment of normal male perfidy.
And look what I was transformed into hardly something to satisfy a judgment of normal male perfidy.
For all that, the contentious daily driving charge that divided Londoners and threatened to imperil the political future of the mayor, Ken Livingstone, seems to have been something of a success even in the judgment of the most cynical of judges: the London black-cab driver.
She suggests something of a double standard in the judgments made of her actions and of Rudd's.
Goldsmith saw people, human situations, and indeed the human predicament from the comic point of view; he was a realist, something of a satirist, but in his final judgments unfailingly charitable.
That judgment may have been sly — the woman looks to be something of a battle-axe — but the composition is majestic, and Picasso never parted with it.
But the administration shouldn't be in the position of making a judgment on something like this.
Something of Disraeli — a high, patrician, Solomon-like judgment and philosophic power, with wit, poetry and music.
