Sentence examples for those very judgments from inspiring English sources

Come my afterlife revolution, in fact, there would be a special circle of hell reserved for history-will-judge-me types, where they would be forced to absorb those very judgments before an audience.

In this case, "what has symbolic significance is the very judgment that companionship is incommensurable with money" (1986, 350).

Now, it appears, our sleep and waking habits may actually shape our character, influencing our very judgments of right and wrong.

Given a judgement that occurs simultaneously with a sensation, one could in principle make that very same judgment without having any sensation, and one could in principle have those very sensations without making any judgments.

And all of this input doesn't just describe phenomena that are happening in the world, it also impacts those very events because we make judgments about and decide on how we will respond based on these limited data.

"And it leads to very simplistic judgments.

But in France that draws very pejorative judgments.

Not by the concerns, but by some very few judgments that have thrown up these problems".

"Program officers are often faced with making very difficult judgments about a proposal," he says.

Very tough judgments.

We would just, every day and every year, make very wise judgments.