critical judgement उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Conversely, someone may be " secular " ( i . e . doesn't believe in God and doesn't go to church ) and yet be incapable of applying critical judgement to historic texts.
2. In a more critical judgement, linking his obsessive father complex to his ambivalent search for a psychoanalytic master, she also considered him to have frittered away his career " between presumptiousness and aimlessness ".
3. But it became clear to him that Bush and Blair " were not exercising sufficient critical judgement . " Blix said in one interview : " It was a little like the witch hunts of past centuries.
4. Scientology has received critical judgements from British courts, calling it " pernicious nonsense, " " dangerous material " The UK Government's 1971 official report into Scientology was highly critical, as was another report prepared secretly several years later.
5. As Euthyphro's father awaited to hear from the suit for murder . ( Dem . 43 ?7 ) Euthyphro misses the astonishment of Socrates, which confirms his overconfidence in his own critical judgement of matters religious and ethical.
6. He also became deeply immersed in the culture; in a diary he kept of the journey he comments on the buildings, the picture galleries, the church services, and the education system, showing his wide interests and critical judgement.
7. A person may be religious ( i . e . believes in God, goes to church ) and yet still be able to apply critical judgement to historic texts, and reach conclusions " independent " of his or her faith.
8. They must be encouraged to see that these traditions are practical tool-kits for them to expand and deepen their own exploration of creativity, critical judgement, teamwork, and the multiple dimensions of projects which seek to affect others'thoughts, feelings and behaviour.
9. On " active responsibility for the problems of society ", the report stated, " A socially concerned individual who had no capacity for enjoyment, who exercised glib and trite rather than critical judgement, and who had no perception of reality, would be a public menace.