Rick Friedman, an ear specialist prominent in the Hollywood Reporter's list of top LA doctors, said famous clients could warp medical judgment.
But Mr. Rangel's indignation was a reversal of his position earlier in the week, when he opposed heavily taxing the bonuses and warned his colleagues to restrain themselves from allowing the public outcry to warp their judgment.
Something from the age of Akhenaten, the Tel el-Amarna pharaoh, would be super-desirable, and if there are only two statuettes in the world at all comparable to the fake on offer, then the desirability is enough to warp the judgment of the purchaser.
The possibility that investigators and funders may earn significant amounts of money from their participation in clinical research might, it is thought, warp their judgment in ways that conflict with appropriate protection of research subjects (Fontanarosa, Flanagin, and DeAngelis 2005).
Apparently, "a sense of reality doesn't always flourish in elite institutions" — too much time at Harvard warped his judgment.
Most analysts try to do good work, but the quid-pro-quo arrangements that govern their business seep into their analyses and warp their judgments.
I didn't bother explaining that the World Cup is like that: it builds you up and lets you down, warping your judgment.
"What really warped his judgment was his vanity: the irresistible belief that he would be better than Boris at being prime minister.
It wasn't odd: Millay was a consummate performer, but her motor ran on adulation, and, like alcohol, it warped her judgment of how much she could take before she embarrassed herself.
The story of Cameron's first year in office is the story of how desperately News Corporation wanted all of BSkyB and how that warped the judgment of a "toff" prime minister and his cabinet.
