Sentence examples for way of judgment from inspiring English sources

Until the deed is done and his replacement is actually known, it would be premature to pass much in the way of judgment.

"I think the biggest criticism is the almost egocentric nature of the sport at any level, and the fact that that very often stands in the way of judgment," said Lopez.

But the book offers little in the way of judgments, and suggests, as Elizabeth Hardwick once noted, that when a biographer depends too much on taped interviews, "the drastic distance between gossip, the libertine loquacity of the dinner table, and print dissolves".

Clinging to our caterpillar stage, our old ways of judgment, we shall never learn to fly into the dawn of a new day.

Something got in the way of good judgment"..

Something got in the way of good judgment"...

Isn't humour another way of avoiding judgment?

"He has never let his politics get in the way of sound judgment," he said.

For the most part, they see them as a way of passing judgment on the competence of the government.

He had his prejudices like everybody else and he allowed his temper and his I-know-what's-best-for-everybody attitude to get in the way of sound judgment".

The judge wrote that KPMG had refused to pay the defendants' legal expenses "because the government held the proverbial gun to its head," and he said the government had "let its zeal get in the way of its judgment".