Sentences with phrase «to form a judgment»

People form judgments about the type of person who lives in the property as a result.

They found that it takes less than one - tenth of a second to form a judgment based on your face alone.

As we get started, we will focus on forming a judgment free and trusting environment.

Workers need to form judgments about whether or not their particular projects contribute to strategic stability.

People tend to form judgments based on what they see and hear during the first few seconds.

In short, this evidence suggests that Americans have been wise enough to ignore the woefully misleading information about student proficiency rates generated by state testing systems when forming judgments about the quality of their state's schools.

10) Catholics, in seeking to form their judgment as to whether the death penalty is to be supported as a general policy, or in a given situation, should be attentive to the guidance of the pope and the bishops.

The Governing Council spends a lot of time debating and forming judgments around these risks.

Yet Bultmann's view that the Gospels almost wholly reflect the thought of the early church shunts us away from forming a judgment of what Jesus himself thought about the kingdom.

The blog — by Ulrich Schimmack, Moritz Heene, and Kamini Kesavan — critiqued the citations included in a book by Daniel Kahneman, a psychologist whose research has illuminated our understanding of how humans form judgments and make decisions and earned him half of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics.

«Rectify» may lack the sizzle and explosiveness of «Breaking Bad», but it is similarly high on human interest, arresting arcs, and multi-faceted characters you can't quickly form judgment on.

In forming our judgment about those who seek office, shall we pay more heed to the things a man says about the rights of women, or to the way he treats his wife?

In the fall of 1971, I was a senior new to Ole Bull High, and while I had formed judgments as to the former (I agreed, the war did suck), I had no idea who Kristi Casey was and whether or not she was a fox, stone or not.

Evidence suggests that Americans have been wise enough to ignore the woefully misleading information about student proficiency rates generated by state testing systems when forming judgments about the quality of their state's schools.

Critiquing requires the evaluator to classify content and form judgments based on their individual objectives.

Lucy Crehan has studied the «competition» closely, formed judgments about why they're successful, and written a book rich with knowledge, insight, and humor.

What I would like to do tonight is to examine household debt from several perspectives in order to form a judgment on whether its current level poses risks for the economy, and what those risks might be.

Ashley Anderson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University, stated that «When people encounter an unfamiliar issue like nanotechnology, they often rely on an existing value such as religiosity or deference to science to form a judgment.»

Elizabeth Bennet willfully misjudges Darcy, Emma misjudges everything, Catherine Morland is for most of Northanger Abbey too ignorant to form judgments, and even the sensible Elinor Dashwood collects enough mistakes to fill a small cupboard.

Reason as a means of forming a judgment is included in religious doctrine because whatever reason favors, religion agrees to.

They form judgments through past exposures more or less dimly related to the dispute, but which live on as half - remembrances and vague impressions that nonetheless have shaped values and steered beliefs.

ijma — consensus; the agreement concerning religious opinion reached by those who are qualified by knowledge and experience to form a judgment.

Likewise, here we saw players that we don't see that often — like Kwadwo Asamoah, Stefano Sturaro, and Roberto Pereyra — play in a small sample of games where many of us were quick to form judgments about them, some fair and some unfair, but were also somewhat aware that these games were probably not suitable barometers for how (in?)

By excluding men under thirty - five from the first office, and those under thirty from the second, it confines the electors to men of whom the people have had time to form a judgment, and with respect to whom they will not be liable to be deceived by those brilliant appearances of genius and patriotism, which, like transient meteors, sometimes mislead as well as dazzle.

Now she's learned that sometimes certain behaviors are so heinous that you have to form a judgment and simply say, «Mr. Silver save us all a lot of heartache and just leave your leadership post in the Assembly of Albany, NY now.

This is best achieved by bringing together experienced politicians put forward by their parties with politically independent but experienced individuals to work together to form a judgment on all matters brought to them by the lower chamber, without undue pressures of formal party political allegiance.

There are many citations in the book that allow the reader to form a judgment.

Murray spends most of the chapter dilating on what that means: rigor in verbal expression, forming judgments, thinking about virtue and the good, and developing empathy and greater humility.

To provide materials which reflect the ideas and beliefs of religious, social, political, historical and ethnic groups and their contribution to the American and world heritage and culture, thereby, enabling students to develop an intellectual integrity in forming judgments.

Rather than be forthcoming about the real issues facing both authors and publishers, the public hears second - hand information but is expected to form judgments and act on it.

«The court must make an evaluative judgment whether it would be unconscionable, or unjust, to leave the mistake uncorrected, and form a judgment about the justice of the case.»

They'll ask themselves why you've moved around so much and form judgments about you based on your job hopping alone.

The recipient of your letter will read it and form judgments about your personality and your suitability for the job.