Sentence examples for ultimate judgment from inspiring English sources

The ultimate judgment on Bernanke's tenure isn't in.

His sheer significance, as the god of modernity in painting, has always beggared ultimate judgment.

And because Buddhism is about compassion and not ultimate judgment, they get to change their minds.

Charter schools ushered in an era of higher accountability: low-performing charters face ultimate judgment, including being closed.

Yet the conclusion leaves no doubt about Johnson's ultimate judgment: "negligence and irregularity, long continued, will make knowledge useless, wit ridiculous, and genius contemptible".

If ultimate judgment on Iraq fell to Louise Mensch, this nonsense would be done by teatime, with crumpets and vindication for all.

Instead, they base their ultimate judgments on the "totality of the data," which in theory includes all the observational evidence, any existing clinical trials and any laboratory work that might provide a biological mechanism to explain the observations.

Possessing none of their brilliance, he had, nevertheless, to use the words of John Quincy Adams, "a mind…sound in its ultimate judgments, and firm in its final conclusions". Some of Monroe's popularity undoubtedly stemmed from the fact that he was the last of the Revolutionary War generation, and he reminded people of those heady times when the struggle for independence was in the balance.

Their ultimate written judgment will be delivered before the end of January.

To the extent that the law can be depicted as an anachronism — a description embraced in much media commentary on the case but one that the briefs filed by the Obama administration and leading civil rights organizations persuasively refute – that would seem to be an ultimate policy judgment for Congress, not the courts.

By the ultimate findings and judgment that controversy was resolved against the Indians and in favor of the United States.