Sentence examples for which judgments from inspiring English sources

Other than the reappraisal on China, the officials declined to specify which judgments were being revised.

The first urge it sparks in me is performative: it makes me look at my own critical work and wonder which judgments or evaluations I regret.

In sum, the argument that repeating a trivial crime justifies doubling a 25-year minimum incapacitation sentence based on a threat to the public does not raise a seriously debatable point on which judgments might reasonably differ.

ORLANDO, Fla .— In a digital era in which judgments are rendered in rapid-fire, 140-character blasts, there is no time for explanation, no room for nuance and little use for patience.

In the real near future, the authors suggest, big data analysis (instead of the clairvoyant Pre-Cogs in that movie) may bring about a situation "in which judgments of culpability are based on individualized predictions of future behavior".

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan reversed his order, saying the judge did not have authority "to dictate to the entire world which judgments are entitled to respect and which countries' courts are to be treated as international pariahs".

For Mamet the theatre is a courtroom – a battleground in which judgment rather than justice is at stake.

"When Al Gore says that he was making the choice because Howard Dean showed the right judgment, my question is, which judgment?" Mr. Kerry asked at a stop in Manchester.

The key to these sessions, he stated, was creating an atmosphere in which judgment about the quality of any idea is suspended.

Harold Camping, architect of Saturday's dramatic events in which Judgment Day came and went without so much as an earthquake, has revealed what went wrong.

"Shootings give rise to situations marked by panic, confusion and terror, conditions under which judgment, especially among individuals who are untrained and inexperienced in such situations, is impaired.