Sentence examples for subject to judgment from inspiring English sources

When we sit in judgment, we are subject to judgment.

And those who have not repented by Yom Kippur will be subject to judgment.

Good teachers reassure their students that we are all subject to judgment biases.

First, ballots that are subject to judgment calls by election officials and judges taint the electoral process.

I had said that everyone was subject to judgment and scrutiny, and then, by judging and scrutinizing myself relentlessly, I'd invited others to do the same.

Second, they are expenses that are subject to judgment or estimates — the charges are based on how long the underlying assets are projected to last, and are adjusted based on experience, projections, or, as some would argue, fraud.

The OBR said it wanted to give the government and the Bank of England a clear picture of the path house prices will take over the coming years, though it admitted much of its analysis was subject to judgments by researchers.

See J. McIntyre Machinery, Ltd. v. Nicastro, 564 U.S. 873, 881 (2011) (plurality) ("[T] hose who live or operate primarily outside a State have a due process right not to be subjected to judgment in its courts as a general matter").

Doesn't it then make sense that these thoughts cause us to expect the worst, so that we are prepared, or keeps us on our toes, so that we aren't subjected to judgment of others -- or puts us down, before someone else does?

But those judgments would also be subject to further judgment.

Those who choose not to believe are subject to the judgment: John 3 19 "This is the judgment, that the Light has come into the world, and men loved the darkness rather than the Light, for their deeds were evil... ......