Sentences with phrase «judgments about what»

Put away distractions, turn your face and body toward your partner, make eye contact, and quiet your inner thoughts and judgments about what they are saying.

You can then use this observation to make judgments about what you will allow to play out in your life.

I think it is harder to make judgments about what is casual and what is not for women attorneys than for male attorneys, where a tie is an obvious difference.

Like if you throw enough at it, it will spit back a thing you want, and I think what gets lost there is that they aren't learning — and perhaps your mythical second year associate too isn't learning — to make value judgments about what a good source is and what isn't, and maybe if your AI is smart enough to say, «Hey, everybody thinks this law review is more reputable than that law review,» but even that again is sort of... it's area - specific.

But if the science is still work in progress, we do know enough to make some judgments about what it will take to be on the safe side — to reduce the risk of exceeding two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) to an acceptable level.

Poor judgments about what is important in life, at what rate should we proceed to develop, what is our natural balance with the rest of nature, and so forth have dominated our history.

It reminds you that sound is everywhere, and how we make judgments about what's a good sound and what's a bad noise.

And they asked teachers of first - year college courses to confirm their judgments about what students should know and be able to do.

These organizations had considerable expertise in the area of college and career readiness, and they could enlist business and higher education partners to verify their judgments about what might be necessary for employment or postsecondary education.

A journal is an instrumental tool for helping students develop their ability to critically examine their surroundings from multiple perspectives and to make informed judgments about what they see and hear.

Stories are the evidence that allow us to make judgments about what serves us well, and it is the stories about schools that allow communities to build a narrative about the effectiveness of education.

Schneider worries that international assessments, like any evaluations, embody judgments about what should be measured.

Maybe only parents, communities, and local educators are well - enough positioned to make reasonable (if imperfect) judgments about what each child needs.

This implies the need to make thoughtful judgments about what students read and learn rather than leaving it entirely to chance.

If students feel it was unfair that the city council chose the vacant lot for parking instead of a skateboard park, they can evaluate the records of discussions that took place and make judgments about what information was valid and what decisions were unjust.

That said, after having seen the film, one should be able to parse these elements and make objective judgments about what they've just seen; not based on what they didn't get.

Because we're so full of ideas and judgments about what we should and shouldn't do, we tend to talk ourselves out of our soul's guidance.

So when we're in that five percent, people become curious and make judgments about what we do for exercise and what we stick in our mouths.

The medical profession appears to be divided, the researchers note, not just in its attitudes about providing controversial practices such as terminal sedation, abortion or birth control for teens, but also in its judgments about what doctors should do when patients request a legal procedure to which their doctor objects.

His point is to complicate our view of human behavior and to object to moral certainties that encourage black - and - white judgments about what's good and what's evil.

«It takes less than a second to tell humans from androids: TV shows may have us fooled, but in real life, our brains make accurate snap judgments about what is real.»

«But it is particularly dangerous to make judgments about what is politically scandalous.»

With this setup, the experimenters could then test how hungry the subjects were some time later, and tease apart the purely physiological aspects of hunger (having to do with the volume consumed) from the cognitive aspects of hunger (having to do with impressions and judgments about what was consumed).

MPs have expressed anger that Sir Thomas» judgments about what is acceptable are being applied retrospectively.

«As Liberal Democrats, our judgments about what needs to be done should be driven by the liberal economy we want to build,» he said.

It was felt that Ministerial control over interest rates was not conducive to long - term economic stability, as multiple political factors had long clouded economic judgments about what monetary policy should be used for.

And he's going to have to make some judgments about what he's going to do over the next few days but that's not related to the Democratic Party.

Also, if you want to come up with a better model for marriage, you're going to have to make some judgments about what works in general.

Managers, in consultation with the medical staff and the players themselves, have to make judgments about what's best for individuals and the team.

Or there may be within the same person two conflicting judgments about what is good in given situations.

But many of their differences seem traceable to differing judgments about what theology is and how the theological task should be carried out.

As a consequence, we must assess our circumstances and make prudent judgments about what best serves the common good.

Hicks omits criteria for making normative judgments about what levels of inequality are just — normative criteria that Christian ethicists of an earlier generation called «middle axioms» between broad theological and moral principles and policy judgments.

This was imbued with judgments about what was «historical» or «unhistorical.»

Second, there can be a variety of judgments about what forms of Wissenschaft are relevant for theological education.

Our culture lacks a way of talking effectively about the ultimate value of human life, or making large judgments about what is good for human beings in the long run.

In fact, God himself often acts «contrary to nature» to erase our judgments about what is or is not natural or unnatural.

Bernstein sees Dewey's liberal, political outlook as completely consistent with his view that philosophy's main task is «to become practical, where this means addressing itself to the basic issues and conflicts that confront us, and making practical judgments about what is to be done» (PA 225).

On the other hand, the chief problem with the view of the new reformers is that it fails to recognize that a sexual self, liberated from undertakings that have a moral claim upon it prior to any of its particular intentions and choices, has no satisfactory way to make moral judgments about what it intends, chooses, promises, and then undertakes.

Three: If these essays are written to deepen process theology as a mode of systematic theology on the supposition that a theology is truncated if its rootage in Scripture is not clear, then it is crucial to be clear — in ways in which these essays do not make it clear — how process hermeneutics warrants any judgments about what is normative for Christian theology.

Nevertheless, I am convinced that rather than continue to assume that growth, as measured by Gross National Product is an appropriate goal of national and international policy, we must examine how it relates to economic welfare, and that requires that we dare to make judgments about what constitutes welfare.

Try not to make judgments about what you see: Simply pretend you're a fly on the wall, and observe as neutrally as possible.

How can we possibly make good judgments about what information they need to know?

We make judgments about what we should do based on the people who survived, totally ignoring all the guidance from the people who failed.»

You'd think that investors would be among the most cold - blooded and rational consumers of information — after all, fortunes depend on them making bias - free judgments about what they hear on earnings calls — but according to this new research, they are actually highly swayed by one tiny shift in language, just like everyone.

Sometimes that means making judgments about what the current team is capable of — and what it's not so good at.

«You have to constantly be making judgments about what's good what's bad and what's going to work and how's it going to play out, and in doing that, if you have high standards, you're going to break some eggs along the way.

Just because you're friends with someone, doesn't mean you necessarily trust their judgment about what developers are safe to deal with.

Lenders are looking at your past performance to make a judgment about what you'll do in the future.

If I have accepted the variety of usage and am looking to find or create a use to support metaphysical generalization, I can rely on the uniquely intimate and immediate revelation of my own experience — intuitively grasped from within — to authorize an insider's judgment about what reality is like at its heart.