Sentence examples for value judgements from inspiring English sources

But it's difficult to make value judgements on this basis.

Making such a decision requires some complicated value judgements".

But Interpol does not make artistic or value judgements.

Yet the regulations seem purposely vague, allowing for considerable wiggle room and unscientific value judgements.

As Martin observed, instead of using prices, the MPI sets weights as value judgements.

She insisted to New Scientist, "I didn't say, and I've been misquoted universally, that [technology] rots the brain and it's bad, I've never given value judgements, ever".

This is why it is still the only place where the best parties are funerals and the best value judgements are no judgements at all.

Invoking the idea of illness can sometimes be helpful, but it isn't the only way of connecting to people's despair and of offering compassion and help without making value judgements.

If Greenfield doesn't stand by this stuff - written under her byline - then she should make it very clear; because if these aren't value judgements about the negative impact of technology then I'm an Ewok.

This, therefore, clouds the value judgements of many programmers.

This is not to say we shouldn't make value-judgements about the sort of societies extremists seek to fashion.