Sentence examples for soundness of judgment from inspiring English sources

This year's challenges – Ebola, Islamic State – may ultimately show the president's soundness of judgment.

Although well endowed with legal knowledge and experienced in government, Buchanan lacked the soundness of judgment and conciliatory personality to undo the misperceptions the North and South had of one another and thereby to deal effectively with the slavery crisis.

But those of us who have been waiting all these years to learn everything there is to know about Crosby can only be grateful for Giddins's depth of detail and soundness of judgment.

Due to the complicated nature of life these days, correctness of information, thoroughness of processing, precision of interpretation and soundness of judgment are, in most situations today, far more important than the simplest and fastest route to a judgment.

Writing in the American Journal of Archaeology in 1941, Oscar Broneer wrote that Dr. Thompson's 1940 book "The Tholos of Athens and its Predecessors" exhibited "the author's methodical observation and careful recording of all the evidence bearing on the subject; and, on the other, his ingenuity and the soundness of his judgment in the interpretation of existing remains".

This helps to explain the consistent soundness of his judgments.

Their compensation depends heavily on the soundness of those judgments.

On the other hand, herding behavior could also be irrational because investors are afraid to lose the opportunity to invest and blindly follow prior investors without questioning the soundness of their judgments (Moritz et al. 2015).

Include information attesting to your soundness of mind.

When Thatcher famously declared "Everyone needs a Willie", she was paying tribute to the soundness of Whitelaw's judgment.

Based on the close look I have given The Times's coverage in response to these messages, the soundness of the news judgment reflected in the paper's performance so far deserves a decent grade.