Judgments of perception, such as "this buttercup is yellow," are in a quite different position from
judgments of logic, and their self-evidence must have a different explanation.
The man thanked him as clumsily as he could and went his way, and the bystanders were again filled with admiration at their new governor's
judgments and sentences.
I knew the
judgment which others had formed of me; and I did not find that I was considered inferior to my fellows, although there were among them some who were already marked out to fill the places of our instructors.
It may truly be said to have neither FORCE nor WILL, but merely
judgment; and must ultimately depend upon the aid of the executive arm even for the efficacy of its
judgments.
In pronouncing these he was one day so eager, that he unfortunately bit his tongue; and in such a manner, that it not only put an end to his discourse, but created much emotion in him, and caused him to mutter an oath or two: but what was worst of all, this accident gave Thwackum, who was present, and who held all such doctrine to be heathenish and atheistical, an opportunity to clap a
judgment on his back.
With the increase of his
judgment the light which should make it apparent has faded away.
Your Honour, I move that the
judgment of the Court be set aside and the case reopened.
These qualities, it is true, are those pre-eminently of the "Works and Days": the literary values of the "Theogony" are of a more technical character, skill in ordering and disposing long lists of names, sure
judgment in seasoning a monotonous subject with marvellous incidents or episodes, and no mean imagination in depicting the awful, as is shown in the description of Tartarus (ll.
But when I think of how dreadful I felt the time of the
Judgment Day over deceiving her in some things it nerves me up.
But if a man cannot obtain to that
judgment, then it is left to bim generally, to be close, and a dissembler.
The dashing young frigate captain, the man who in middle age was nothing loth to give chase single-handed in his seventy-four to a whole fleet, the man of enterprise and consummate
judgment, the old Admiral of the Fleet, the good and trusted servant of his country under two kings and a queen, had felt correctly Nelson's influence, and expressed himself with precision out of the fulness of his seaman's heart.
He is very severe against me indeed, and yet I hope I have not been hasty in my
judgment of her.
