Sentence examples for would be judgment from inspiring English sources
If you are reading this Sunday Roundup, it means that those Rapture-ready believers predicting that Saturday would be Judgment Day were wrong.
I wasn't especially worried about how the world or my family would judge me, but I realized there would be judgments.
"It's not really a contest, so I didn't feel there would be any judgment".
Cain replied: "That would be a judgment call that I'm probably not qualified to make, because I can't speak on behalf of the entire Muslim community.
One of those reviewers, Professor John Fleagle at Stony Brook University in New York state said that would be a judgment for the scientific community.
"The Prophet Muhammad warned that there would be no judgment day until the Muslims fight with the Jews," Mr. Abu Shinaf said, enumerating the reasons for his odyssey.
This is hard for platforms to do, as it would be a judgment day for a lot of precious egos.
The following season, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman announced that video replays would no longer be used to judge if players are in the crease or not, and that it would be a judgment call by the officiating crew.
Systemic chemotherapy has made miraculous progress during the last few years, and it would be poor judgment indeed to confine ourselves to the use of local chemotherapy.
If human knowledge of the world was to be possible, therefore, there would have to be judgments that were both empirical and a priori.
