Sentence examples for what judgements from inspiring English sources

This will help you identify what judgements you're making about yourself.

We'll leave everything else until post election in terms of what judgement the Australian people reach on our position on climate change and one which is based on a denial of the science.

THE NEW YORKER: Here's a question from a reader, Bart Zimmer: What moral judgements do you think are fair to make about people in Jefferson and Hemings's era? Can we we judge them by our standards?

Facts, then, are perhaps qualified to play the role of what makes judgements correct and propositions true.

The projection of a judgement needs to be made far more relevant to what a judgement is intuitively about; the logical-mereological notion of a projection supplied doesn't even provide a basis for affirming that singular judgements don't generically refer to every existing thing.

But, just what is judgement?

But an opinion is to judgement what ignorance is to knowledge.

The idea is that in adopting a beginner's mind, the participant can drop judgement (what they think they know) and therefore be more receptive to new ways of thinking.

"That sounds like a value judgement: 'What the hell were you thinking, buddy?'" He pauses to consider.

What will the judgement's impact be on community cohesion?

Let's break down the judgement: What was the allegation?