"I apologize for my actions and lack of sound judgment and for causing great embarrassment to the city and the City Council," Mr. Barry told reporters last week.
President Obama has shown both courage and sound judgment pressing for quick action on comprehensive health care reform, even in the midst of the country's deep economic crisis.
Law, fit to take a directive place in practical reasoning towards morally sound judgment, is for the sake of human persons: all the members of the community regulated by that law and all other persons within that law's ambit.
Yet she's battling an irrational, chaotic, and extremist enemy here, and his followers are not looking for sound judgment; they're looking for a win at any cost, and they're looking for any vulnerability to exploit in Clinton.
He added: "I just hope and pray the decision that was made was made on the basis of sound judgment, and made for the right reasons, and not made because it was necessary to save the president's job".
Larry Summers and Janet Yellen are final contenders to replace Ben Bernanke because they have strong inner Thinkers, respected for sound judgment on complex issues.
Chip's departure makes people wonder why Temasek can't seem to make firm decisions with sound judgment, which is essential for managing the assets of a country".
But they owed us sound judgment, clear thinking, concern for our welfare, a guarantee that the threat to our country was equal to the price we might be called upon to pay in defending it.
We're only guessing, but it would seem hard to qualify as a dynamic leader when ordinary people who look to you for sound judgment haven't a clue who you are.
"After years of being told that Democrats have to talk, act and vote like John McCain to pass some commander-in-chief test," Mr. Obama said, "how many times do we have to learn that tough talk is not a substitute for sound judgment?" In his prepared remarks, Mr. Obama did not mention Mrs. Clinton or respond to the questions she has raised about his experience.
