How to pronounce “judgments” in English

judgments about what to trust and what not to trust so we know there are solvable problems and we know there's so

Our judgments are what bothers us, says Epictetus.

No judgments.

earlier judgments about what the show was and could be, the estate realized that there was something very special here.

Release judgments.

my judgments my critiques uh to a

No judgments.

But judgments were really interesting.

sound judgments on economic issues.

human judgments.

So we apply those judgments to ourselves.

And I recognize that judgments are expensive to make and are controversial to make and are political to make.

thoughtful analytic judgments, and reasons, and calculations.

It affects our judgments, decisions.

We make worse value judgments.

Of making superficial judgments, and having superficial opinions about everything that's going on.

Were they my judgments?

What-- Instead of my judgments, what a jerk, what, who, how could they say this?

You make some snap judgments within the context of this stuff.

I reserve all my judgments.

when they make such judgments.

The lexicographers' judgments, though, have had little effect on other businesses on the streets and road signs-- so St.

And these are qualitative judgments about the extent of internet freedom in the country that talks about access, content control, unlawful surveillance,

evolutionarily trained to make judgments even though we're talking about a relatively small amount of data right I

There are no judgments here.

and hand down their judgments on tablets of stone and with scores, and everybody would follow them slavishly.

The problem with making judgments in foreign policy is, of course, you never have hindsight.

try to calibrate our judgments by forcing our minds to make comparisons.

All of those judgments are really hard to assess in the abstract.

And you're making judgments that may not last-- companies just don't grow at high rates indefinitely.

And making those judgments about the character and the values in the way people behave, in a way that works for you-- that's just a process of trial and error,

There was still judgments, evaluations, conversations going on.

But beyond those value judgments, I think one thing, or a couple things that this story, this experience tells us, is how powerful a new tool can be

your own judgments to choose which ones you want to invest in.

And sometimes judgments might even be better because they may be more rooted in reality and less narrowly focused.

So their judgments affect their behavior, which affects your behavior and thoughts and feelings without your

making unconscious judgments, such as the feeling of knowing.

So don't make judgments on what you think people will think.

Those more complicated strategic judgments, which are very important judgments, I'm not sure if the tweets alone would've helped you make that kind of judgment.

the books gave judgments on whether they were genuine or false on other scholars in Alexandria tried to develop new ways

could predict their judgments about productivity, their stress levels.

of value judgments or that those kinds of value judgments are made all over the world I mean it it shows in in in

actually making some judgments about the company that created that advertising uh and what they think of you and and sometimes that's not always that

of moral judgments about what you might eat, there's this basic practice of starting to pay attention to how food influences you and a willingness to take care of yourself by

The human judgments that went into the construction of the algorithms was flawed and so the algorithms were flawed, and the world exploded.

who can make balanced judgments.

Um it should never make judgments that can have a negative impact on people, I think.

but also help us make more informed judgments about our own lives.

but about which we cast judgments, and no cultural practice could be a better example of that than the way we've come to think of voodoo as