Sentence examples for weak judgment from inspiring English sources

Britain bestrode the world like a colossus and only those with strong nerves (or weak judgment) dared challenge the Pax Britannica.

Government media managers were telling anyone who would listen that the "theme of the week" would be that Mr Hague was "good at jokes, weak on judgment".

Man is weak and his judgment is at best fallible.

She recently wrote a joint article with the new-intake Labour MP Neil Coyle, accusing Corbyn of displaying "weak leadership, poor judgment and a mistaken sense of priorities".

He was, however, a popular judge, although he felt he was too weak in his judgments because he "did not desire to hurt people's feelings".

That illustrated poor judgment and weak leadership.

Writing for the Guardian, Jo Cox and Neil Coyle said they regretted their decision, warning that "weak leadership" and "poor judgment" could keep the party out of power until 2030.

Though he has long cultivated an image as a strong man, President Vladimir Putin of Russia actually seems weak and insecure, a judgment reinforced every time he manipulates the system to crush a potential political rival.

A Roman noblewoman growing up in Trastevere during the reign of Marcus Aurelius, Cecilia is allowed all the educational resources of a boy but is constantly reminded that she's a "weak female, incapable of judgment and moderation," and doomed to be auctioned off on the marriage block.

In this world, something as simple as what you choose to wear can be picked apart mercilessly and put back together again for no real reason other than the faint and weak joy of passing judgment.

Surely cigarette advertising and availability tempt those whose judgment is weakest.