Sentence examples for test of judgment from inspiring English sources

For as well as being a test of leadership for the government, this crisis was a test of judgment for the Conservatives.

The choice of a running mate has been a kind of litmus test of judgment for many years, because it is always the first major decision a candidate makes.

The practicing typographer has, then, a vast number of types to choose from, and, because the best of those types have evolved within cosmopolitan traditions and have stood the test of judgment by many people in many places over many years, there are, within the several thousands of types available, many that are of unquestioned excellence.

This weakness is reduced by the consistency ratio test of judgments.

Resolving these ethical crises are case-by-case tests of judgment and justice, and often tinged with pragmatism, public relations, self-righteousness, and rationalization.

We used the Defining Issues Test-2 (DIT-2), a paper-and-pencil self-administrative test of moral judgment derived from Kohlberg's theory [16].

Yet there is no objective test of good judgment.

But it's a test: of legal judgment, of political will.

"How a country deals with its prosperity is at least as big a test of its judgment and its character as how a country deals with adversity," he said on June 24.

"The good-times elections are as big a test of our judgment and our values and our national character as the tough-times elections," he said, speaking at a luncheon fund-raiser sponsored by Korean-American organizations at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

Other historians, like Robert Dallek, the author of a two-volume biography of Johnson, have suggested that Johnson's tendency to regard Vietnam as a personal test of his judgment — combined with his perennial need to win and reluctance to become "the first American president to lose a war" — contributed to his tragic mishandling of that conflict.