Sentence examples for sort of judgements from inspiring English sources

"I think if the agency is going to be a neutral player in this – and we need a neutral player to make the sort of judgements that have to be made – it will have to be more conservative that the national governments on this".

Until very recently, scientists weren't able to make this sort of judgement, but that's changing fast".

I'd say we better wait till the end of the season, and see how their team holds up physically, before we can make that sort of judgement.

Personally, I'm holding off any sort of judgement until I can hold the thing in my hands. .

"The fans should be able to make some sort of judgement call on the credentials on the individual and what their real motives are for the club.

It's not beyond the realms of possibility that McLaren could do something similar, but it's very hard to make any sort of judgement about their car after such a fractured test schedule.

Hence they need a way of distinguishing the psychological states involved in making the two sorts of judgement.

I sort of agree.

Only the seeming amoralist is making a sort of anthropological judgement about his own society.

It's not your job to make any sort of value judgement … (S10) … if I've got a patient that is malingering … I'll do what I have to do as a neurologist and if they have one over me, well good for them - let the insurance company or the police sort it out.

For not only can we imagine an amoralist who makes but is indifferent to the sorts of moral judgements other members of his culture make, we can also imagine an amoralist making idiosyncratic, maverick moral judgements (Svavarsdóttir 1999, 189).