Sentence examples for thinking about judgments from inspiring English sources

But here we must keep in mind Hegel's two-fold way of thinking about judgments, de dicto and de re, and while it is usual to think of the contents of de dicto judgments as abstract (here to think of the content as propositional is usual), some have thought of the contents of de re judgments as including the thing itself (the "re") that the judgment is about.

Even if the Rapture doesn't come May 21, maybe thinking about Judgment Day every century or so can be a good thing.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

A departing president probably can't help thinking about the judgment of history.

D'ANGELO: 'VOODOO' (Virgin) Beginnings are easy; the middle is where so-called experts get nervous thinking about the world's judgments.

Luckily this seemed to endear me to him, so all ended well, but it got me thinking about how we make judgments about people based on their eating habits.

First, you write down the judgments you are thinking about other people, and then you put these judgments, one by one, up against the four questions of The Work.

The number of people in Britain who identify with religious faith – who see faith as the starting point for thinking about the world and their judgments about right and wrong, indeed as the key to their whole identity – remains very large.

Psychologists use a concept called Signal Detection Theory to guide their thinking about the problem of perceptual judgments.

The Guardian, Washington Post, and other outlets — including Der Spiegel — that have published stories based on the Snowden papers have also exercised editorial judgment in thinking about the scale of the secrets they are telling.

All situations are different, so use your best judgment when thinking about if and how to communicate with them.