Sentence examples for wrong in judgment from inspiring English sources

Ethical requirements in economic life are expressed concretely in passages such as Leviticus 19 35 36: "You shall do no wrong in judgment, in measures of length or weight or quantity.

Only those who think that there is a right and wrong in judgment can modestly admit that they might be wrong.

In recent decades, scholars have argued that the Sassen interviews show that Arendt was simply wrong in her judgment of Eichmann because she did not have all the facts.

Right that the next year would be difficult; completely wrong in the judgment that the UK would get away with a soft landing followed by a rapid bounce back.

It doesn't matter if the rest of the world is wrong in their judgment of our credibility.

This may be difficult to do, though, as the president has some strong (wrong, in my judgment, but compelling to the president's political and legislative team) political reasons for wanting to do this grand bargain.

Frank also revealed his preference for "The West Wing," crediting that show as a "far better portrayal" because "the characters made mistakes, were occasionally wrong in their judgments, failed to anticipate important events, and were often troubled by doubts".

The criticism over the document has left the C.I.A. and other agencies wary of being wrong again in judgments about Iraq.

Simply look at them for a moment, showing in your expression that you know you did something wrong or lapsed in judgment.

But the Yale researchers were wrong in their initial judgment that the disease is caused by a virus — and even wrong that it was truly a new disease.

Donziger and the villagers say they did nothing wrong in obtaining the judgment, and they accuse the judge in the U.S. case, District Judge Lewis Kaplan, of bias against them.