Sentence examples for term judgment from inspiring English sources

The first is to claim that propositions (Moore prefers the term "judgment" in this context) are individual objects with which the subject is acquainted (if he or she claims to know that something is so-and-so).

"AstraZeneca is a classic example of the conflict between the temptations and attractions of short-term profit versus a long-term judgment about whether you will be better off.

Still, he said, it will take time before long-term judgments can be made.

I promised a parable: what is happening with hearing loss – an apparently mundane and certainly very common problem facing so many of us – is that a short-term panic about budgets is producing ludicrous medium- and longer-term judgments.

The fund manager is probably right that Trump, Brexit and European elections "will contribute to ongoing volatility in global markets in the short term" and that it is difficult to make longer-term judgments.

These issues call for what Obama terms judgment--or wisdom, to use Morrison's and RFK's word.

Asked if she thought Senator Obama was dishonest, McCain's Mean Girl meandered: "I'm not saying he's dishonest, but in terms of judgment, in terms of being able to answer a question forthrightly, it has two different parts to this.

Judgments of these two kinds are called '(immediate) perceptual judgments', whereas the term 'empirical judgment' is normally used only for mediated judgments containing a subjective intuition (WL III, 131 f).

We are aware that in the short term, this judgment will not make the state's struggle against those rising up against it easier.

It is important to note that we refer to the term "relative judgment" as the explanation described by Lindsay and Wells, and not the act of comparing faces in a lineup.

Wells first proposed this idea, stating that "the term relative judgment refers to the fact that the witness seems to be choosing the lineup member who most resembles the witnesses' memory relative to other lineup members" (Wells 1984, p. 92).