Word: judgemental
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There were many exceptional descriptions and analysis of the Dartmouth game, but the Big Green Football News had the winner: "It was Judgement Day for the Indians in the stronghold of the Commonwealth, and the sentences passed on the Big Green were harsh. Running ten straight in Ivy League action, Coach Bob Blackman's Tribe was charged with disturbing the peace Saturday and lost to Harvard, 19-14. The judging was difficult of course in the courthouse of nearly 40,000 and the decisions, whether snap or researched, must stand. Some villagers were restless...
...moment's inspection later indicated that it actually meant baby fat, but in girl-picking as in horse racing, systems are always infallible and human judgement the ever-present bugaboo...
...from 1962 until 1966, the lineup of judges changed substantially: three of those who had participated in the first decision were absent for the second. As Anthony Lewis of the New York Times pointed out, the technical grounds for dismissing the case merely covered up a reluctance to pass judgement on such an inflammatory issue...
...decision, which was passed over the dissenting vote of Sir Percy Spender, he was quoted as having said "hard cases make bad decisions," implying that the case was political and not legal in nature. Sir Percy's deciding vote last week might have been cast to avoid a legal judgement of a political issue--this would be a generous interpretation...
...physician can provide all the benefits of modern medicine by himself. Like it or not, he is dependent upon others, and a laboratory error by a technician in a remote corner of the hospital may be as devastating to the patient's progress as an error in judgement on the part of the physician...