Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...this observer by recognition of some familiar acting tricks which she has used too repeatedly to be now excusable. My firm belief that Miss Bergman is a fine actress was shaken but not yet shattered. Since she is a partial producer of this monstrous epic, however, her taste and judgment are surely suspect...
This week, while the Melishes consulted their lawyers, Bishop De Wolfe prepared, as provided by canon law, to render "his Godly judgment...
Recognition had a few strings attached. The State Department carefully noted that it was making no "judgment whatsoever as to the domestic policy" of the governments concerned. And the revolutionary juntas were warned that the U.S. expected them to: 1) live up to their international obligations, and 2) liquidate themselves at the earliest opportunity by holding free and democratic elections...
Like all Goldwyn productions, the producer's prompt rebuttal was painstaking and wellpublicized. Said he: "Johnston's manners are as bad as his judgment . . . I had hoped to withdraw . . . without commenting on [his] leadership, but this latest effusion from his word factory impels me to state a few matters...
...pilot is trouble with his eyes. Only rarely is hearing poor enough to be dangerous. Mental ability in older pilots is nothing to worry about, said McFarland, who is 47: "The extent of the decline in such functions as ability to learn, memory, reasoning and judgment is much less than generally believed." As long as the pilot had a good brain to start with, and his interest in his job continues, no "significant adverse trends in mental performance" should be expected up to 55 or 60. As a "morale builder" for older fliers, he suggested creating the job of "command...