Sentence examples for strange judgment from inspiring English sources
That is a strange judgment to make about what is, after all, a call for civic participation — to take differences to the polls.
All this may help explain the strange judgments that Tillerson has made in the six weeks since he took over the State Department.
Occasionally, the A student in her could bounce her into strange judgments, as when she championed Hans-Jürgen Syberberg's scarcely endurable "Hitler: A Film from Germany," because she was thrilled to get its obscure silent-film references.
It passeth the judgment of any man to say how it is; but truly the tales I do hear of her maketh me to think she had a strange mind in her: as I will tell you at my coming.
Thus, to define the moral that "People who rush into things without using judgment run into strange and unexpected dangers," Aesop the traditional "father" of the fable form told the following story: There was a dog who was fond of eating eggs.
President George Bush could still invoke the "paramount interest" of the United States to override the judgment, but that would be strange for an advocate of states' rights.
We might want others to share our judgment for all sorts of strange reasons.
McCracken artfully and without judgment homes in on the strange things grief does to a person in their search for modest solace.
She has done her strange, irrational and undemocratic job with a tact and judgment few people could match.
It's hard to define anything that happens in that strange, libidinous province of adolescence, but this court upheld the judgment that the girl was raped.
Not to understand that is to understand nothing of the economy of the strange land of the novel, where, as Kundera said, moral judgment is suspended.
