Judgement used in a sentence

Judgement in a sentence as a noun

If you can pass judgement on the living then you can do the same to someone who has died.

She has at the very least shown very bad judgement and should not be commended nor rewarded for it.

We need to stop acting like we have a right to sentence judgement over what others release as open source.

The whole class was about Challenger, and the incredible failure of judgement around it's demise.

It could have been as easily as some prosecutor somewhere letting zeal exceed judgement.

Is your judgement so clouded by patriotism that you somehow think other people have no right to their privacy?

However, their use of the term mistake to be 'an error in judgement' or 'an error in the value of user's privacy', is also valid.

It's highly unlikely the Supreme Court has not read the amicus briefs, and almost impossible that they will not before passing judgement.

I want to support the police, but the thin blue line ******** has to stop!I get that police work is often dangerous but individuals that have shown poor judgement are retained on the force.

I'm not making a value judgement in either direction there--I feel that poetry is a good metaphor, because things in Scala tend to fall apart in the reading department.

Even though college is often a waste of time and money, and could show bad judgement, they can also show other things-- like the need to spend a couple years finding yourself outside the overwhelming influence of your parents, or the need to figure out what it is you really want to do with your life, etc.