Sentences with phrase «with quick judgment»

Although Wayne's shaped panels ornamented with heavily layered, scraped, manipulated, and re-formed paint may, with quick judgment, be chalked up to this current painting trajectory, instead they are more so the unbridled and passionate outcome of primarily fetishizing pure paint.

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What attracted me to the book was an interview I read with Vance in which he described how liberal whites went so far to ensure they never offended any people of color or people with different sexual orientations but were quick to pass judgment on people from flyover states.

With the disclosures out of the way, I can proceed to the judgment: There is no better book about William F. Buckley or National Review, and it is a good, quick sketch of the conservative movement's last few decades.

Now, new research suggests the loss of certain types of cognitive skills with age may stem from problems with basic sensory tasks, such as making quick judgments based on visual information.

They constantly get bombarded with messages, they quickly glance at the profile, make a quick (often shallow) judgment, and then move on to the next one.

So many young dating websites today maintain a fast - moving dating process with quick superficial judgments and short - lived text chats overwhelming users with short - term options — which isn't exactly what mature daters want.

The quickest way to deal with conflict is to avoid blame or judgment.

They're supposed to avoid quick, casual judgments, making sure they can support their conclusions with tangible examples, which they in turn share with teachers.

These basic quotes will allow you to make a quick judgment as to which lenders you want to follow up with.

He is a character with accurate judgment and quick decisiveness who will execute a strategy based on the situation in order to secure victory.

He sifts through the Colby catalogue and offers judgments, quick takes with little regard for the artist's feelings.

After all, even if damages were inappropriately calculated (which, from my quick read, seems to be a fair assessment), the more appropriate remedy would be a remand or a new trial, with instructions to recalculate damages, rather than an out and out judgment for Morgan Stanley.

I gave it a quick test by pulling a patch of prose rife with citations out of a judgment from CanLII at random -LRB-(3 paragraphs from Milsom v. Corporate Computers Inc., 2003 ABQB 296 (CanLII), as it happens.)-RRB-

Highly responsible and dedicated security guard with twelve years of experience working at complex sites that require using top guarding skills such as good judgment, quick response to different situations and prioritization.

To work for this profile, an individual must demonstrate proven track record of success and also show other abilities like fine quantitative acumen, make good judgments and quick decisions, aggressiveness, good convincing power along with excellent communication skills and strong work ethic.

A quick - thinker with solid judgment, a successful Patrol Officer maintains composure and decision - making skills in high - stress situations.

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