Word: judgemental
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...judgement, the record is transpicuously clear, the nation, its institutions and those who made the decisions to grant or deny opportunity have been grossly unfair to those persons who have suffered from the real affirmative discrimination, both past and present, in American society. And we know that the mere enactment of Congressional legislation, or the issuance of a Presidential Executive Order is not enough. An Act, in and of itself, is not the essence of reform. Laws and Orders are not yet self-executing...
...symmetrical arrangement of over 180 pieces. In the center and in back is a larger throne (for God) flanked by two smaller chairs for the archangels. In front of the throne is a podium, where, it seems, the Lord is supposed to stand as he hands down his final judgements. It is interesting to think about what Hampton had in mind when he designed this podium... Perhaps he was equating the last judgement to a preacher's hell-fire sermon from a pulpit...
...review board did a very important and highly successful job educating itself and exercised sober judgement," Wald said...
...play comes to a rush-to-judgement end that is the measure of its frenzy. It's a point where sloppy acting or directing would be glaringly apparent, and the musical can simultaneously fall apart at the seams and flat on its face. The Grant-in-Aid production sales through this scene on a breeze. In the intricate finale, everyone scampers on and off the stage constantly and the all-important timing is perfect...
...Until you invite public judgement of your character and abilities, it is difficult to understand the personal ego risk that a politician takes," Smith said...