Sentence examples for superior judgments from inspiring English sources

In this manner, the "capricious and uncertain" ideas of the vulgar give way to "the more general and authentic operations of the understanding" and the superior judgments of the wise (T, 150).

But this is not a matter of superior judgment.

Michael and Kevin were respected throughout the organization for their intellectual acumen and superior judgment.

"Leadership" is written in the style of a self-help guide for those with superior judgment.

"It is honorable," he wrote, "it is amusing, and, with superior judgment, it is profitable".

The people who run the major firms know best, and regulators should yield to their superior judgment.

He trusted her superior judgment of people but hardly ever asked her political advice; he did not even consult her about running for the Presidency.

Similarly, in a business environment the purpose provides the motivation, the priorities and principles provide the knowledge, and together the three elements support superior judgment in the moment.

He violated the legitimate contract between his reporter and the sources, as if his superior judgment entitled him to ignore the agreements his reporters had made.

"David's superior judgment and expertise were instrumental to TARP's success," Jeffrey A. Goldstein, Treasury's under secretary for domestic finance, said in a statement.

Instead, he explains the fact that nuclear war was avoided by reference to the superior judgment of Kennedy and Khrushchev, who had "an intuitive grasp of game theory" – an example of increasing rationality in history, Pinker believes.