Sentence examples for subject to judgments from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

It is not clear how to craft intermediary positions between inclusivism and exclusivism, given that the various brands of exclusivism are not absolute and test cases are instead subject to judgment along any number of parameters.

Your choice to engage with Facebook or Instagram does not boil down to simply whether you are on it or not any more, and the acceptance of social media as a platform for expression and creation as well as socializing means that however you use it or present on it is natural and no longer (for the most part) subject to judgment.

Whether the work we do is criminalized or legal, all sex workers are subject to judgment.

"But I tell you that anyone who is angry with a brother or sister will be subject to judgment.

But its frequent references to "the inhabitants of the earth" depict the masses of people as wicked and deceived, subject to judgment and incapable of repentance.

In other words, the number of partners a woman has had, whether or not she's married and planning a baby, and the relationship to her sexual partner should not be subject to judgment.