Sentence examples for stern judgment from inspiring English sources
It's almost as if they want to pre-empt the stern judgment of the reviewer.
Had she herself not once been an outsider, opening Darcy's heart and heritage against the stern judgment of tradition?
When Sam has to tell the school authorities he's going to be a father, for example, he expects stern judgment.
Another one for the PCC, a stern judgment against the Star, and a helpful addition to the case history on what constitutes a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Others have shown the disenchantment of war, have unlegended the roselight and romance of it, but none with such compassion for the disenchanted or such sternly just and justly stern judgment on the idyllisers.
The story ends there, the mother's final phrase hanging unresolved: stern judgment of a kind; but also perhaps, in painful irony, an implied license — you have sinned in your mind, so you might as well have enjoyed sinning in the flesh.
Tells about her stern judgments of pizza.
Like a fallen soul, it is facing some stern judgments, both from prospective players and Dante scholars who wonder why a classic work of Western literature needed updating at all.
The stern judgments of his father and the great sadness over the loss of his brother are undeniably the twin strands of Netanyahu's DNA.
"His humane sympathy for weakness and self-deception... does not rule out stern satiric judgment".
His humane sympathy for weakness and self-deception -- a sympathy extended even to the manipulative Mrs. Whiting and her minion, a dimwitted policeman named Jimmy Minty -- does not rule out stern satiric judgment.
