Sentence examples for sort of judgments from inspiring English sources

The novel was written before those sort of judgments had become a fact of life for the industry.

That may be disappointing for older Americans, but those sort of judgments will be fundamental to any successful health care reform effort.

He believed that the sort of judgments we express in ordinary and scientific language are 'founded on' the intentionality of pre-predicative experience, and that it is a central task of philosophy to clarify the way in which such experience of our surroundings and our own bodies underlies judgment, and the capacity it affords us to construct an 'objective' conception of the world.

In our example, we may not be entirely convinced that the accused found or did not find the object on the street, and our evaluation would involve the exercise of judgment that is no less subjective as the sort of judgments required when applying the standard probabilistic conception of proof (Nance 2008: 275 6; Schum 1994: 261).

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?

It was, though, far worse than a blunder; it revealed the absence of the sort of judgment required of any president, no matter how sterling his résumé and credentials.

Personal judgments about the reliability of a borrower — the sort of judgment that Morgan, or a small-town banker, would make before issuing a loan — have been replaced by mathematical models.

The consensus on the hayfield that morning was that Clinton would have her work cut out for her the sort of judgment that has a tendency to be self-fulfilling.

"The authorization vote is relevant only because it gives an insight into how people think about these problems and suggests the sort of judgment they apply in evaluating a policy decision," Mr. Obama said.