Sentence examples for understandable judgment from inspiring English sources

Understandable judgment, perhaps, but it couldn't be further from the truth.

Hence, as a result of an incorrect (but understandable) judgment orientation, physicians shifted their interest to the body and left philosophers, whom they despised, to deal with the psyche" (Freud 1890, p. 116).

Their judgment was understandable, but maybe not quite fair in this case.

Bogotá's anger was understandable, but the rush to judgment quickly dispersed any remaining goodwill in Caracas and Quito.

An outcry in parliament led the directors to forgo their raises and Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Netherlands' finance minister, to postpone indefinitely the bank's return to the markets.The directors' error of judgment is perhaps understandable.

It is through this scout's-eye view, always prospecting for a congenial and habitable environment, that the narrator appraises Lagos, and makes his judgment; and it is understandable that often the judgment is harsh.

"We uncovered some instances of errors of judgment, some perhaps even understandable in the circumstances, a few mishaps, items of miscommunication and some systemic wrinkles here and there," the report said.

However, there is considerable need for a decision-making process to translate the modeling result into an understandable form and thereby help users to make relevant judgments and decisions.

While understandable, this too may not represent the most sound business judgment.

To me, these actions demonstrate bad judgment and potential conflicts of interest, and lead to understandable concern from shareholders.

And when it turns that out the solution is a hugely successful one, it is understandable if the people who started the company acquire still more confidence in their own judgment.