Sentence examples for swift judgments from inspiring English sources

Swift judgments came down.

Many of those who might consider off-label use of these drugs must use swift judgments to make decisions that significantly affect the lives of others.

More often than not, what we see on social media only offers a small snippet with little to no context that makes it easy to jump to conclusions and come to swift judgments.

She looked at me in swift judgment, said, "You've got terribly fat" and departed.

In a world that often demands swift judgment and rapid decision-making (fight or flight?), a creature who solely relied on deliberative thinking wouldn't last long.

At the same time, they pronounce swift judgment upon themselves, often more harshly than the reader might be tempted to do.

In a rare case of swift judgment, a court in western Rajasthan convicted two men of raping a German tourist in Jodhpur three weeks ago and sentenced them to life in prison.

In evaluative priming, for example, the participant is primed with a positively or negatively valenced word or picture (e.g., snake), then asked to make a swift judgment about whether the subsequently presented target word (e.g., "disgusting") is good or bad, or has some other feature (e.g., belongs to a particular category).

Two antitrust lawsuits filed by players against the N.B.A. were merged on Monday in the hope of bringing a swifter judgment against the league, and a swifter end to the lockout.

He could be acerbic, meticulous in detail, with a sharp analytical mind, and - vital for an editor - decisive and swift in judgment.

Instead of relying on a few experts selected by leading publications, they advocate using the Internet to expose scholarly thinking to the swift collective judgment of a much broader interested audience.