How to Use "Judgment" with Example Sentences

judgment (n): an opinion; a decision made by a judge; ability to make wise decisions

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Used with adjectives:

"Everyone thought he made an accurate judgment."
(accurate, impartial, objective, informed, good, sound)

"He was criticized for making poor judgments."
(poor, harsh)

"I'll make my final judgment after I review all of the information."
(final, definitive)

"She is bad at making snap judgments."
(snap, unexpected, unplanned)

Used with verbs:

"Don't make a judgment without all the facts."
(make, form)

"Have you reached a judgment?"
(reached, come to)

"Don't pass judgment so easily."
(pass, render)

"I would like to express my personal judgment."
(expressing, sharing)

"I'll withhold judgment until next week."
(withhold, reserve)

"She was trying to get the judgment reversed."
(reversed, suspended, overturned)

"They obtained a judgment in their favor."
(obtained, won, got, received)

"He trusted his wife's judgment."
(trusted, respected, doubted, relied on, backed, questioned, influenced)

Used with prepositions:

"She needs to make her own judgment about him."
(about)

"The worker won a judgment against the company."
(against)

"He was not ready to make a judgment on the case."
(on)