Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first two of these examples, you have the option of accepting my judgment or calling it into question. Like a film critic, I try to voice opinions of both style and substance; if you disagree with me, that's fine, but at least I will have said what I'm thinking. (This in and of itself separates The Crimson from a certain tabloid mentality, wherein a writer may only be saying what they think others will pay money to read...
...important to recognize that the general counsel is someone who provides counsel, who is an important counselor," said Provost Albert Carnesale. "[Taylor] has excellent judgment, provides outstanding counsel and takes a problem-solving approach to legal matters...
...wanted to do [the job of acting general counsel] and didn't want to muddy the waters by seeming interested in the job," said Marshall in an interview yesterday, adding, "To me, that's an example of her excellent judgment...
...always felt I was given lots of leeway to use my own judgment about how students are doing and what they need," Makkai says...
...would think we would stop the Jezebels (the American Medical Association) from attempting to kill Elijah and the Prophets, who just want to depend on their God for the preservation of their lives. Your story on Dennis and Lorie Nixon, "Her Dying Prayers," illustrates the typical '90s rush to judgment that would convict a family on the basis of its religious beliefs and the fact that its members pray to God for healing. Were Jesus traveling the roads of Altoona, Pa., rather than Galilee, healing the sick and preaching, he would have been tried under the full power of prosecuting...