Sentence examples for stronger judgments from inspiring English sources

Although the use of expert opinion may be considered controversial, meta-analysts routinely rely on even stronger judgments when excluding some studies altogether and regarding those included as unbiased.

The umpire could also have ruled a replay of the point but chose to make the stronger judgment.

But the French do make judgments — sometimes very strong judgments — about the personal conduct of their politicians.

Among his students, Walcott developed a reputation as an electrifying, difficult teacher, a person known for his strong judgments and occasionally off-color remarks.

But once we return to our preferred genres, we are perfectly happy to make strong judgments about, say, the superiority of David Mitchell to Jonathan Franzen or of Raymond Chandler to Mickey Spillane.

Still, Als writes, "among his students, Walcott developed a reputation as an electrifying, difficult teacher, a person known for his strong judgments and occasionally off-color remarks".

He had both  musical authority  —   he played trombone with Miles Davis on a couple of tracks of his revered "Birth of the Cool" album (which is like having pinch hit in a baseball lineup alongside Babe Ruth and Willie Mays)  —   and  a warm, approachable style in print that comforted his many strong judgments.

It hopefully presages a strong judgment from the court itself.

It seems to me that the judgment of the public is the strongest judgment.

Thursday's ruling is a strong judgment, by a powerful trio of judges including the lord chief justice, and its reasoning looks hard to overturn.

The long-awaited report, released by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Tuesday, represents the strongest judgment the agency has issued in its decade-long struggle to pierce the secrecy surrounding the Iranian program.