false judgment

False judgment of the play throughout the hall and on the stage.

A false judgment can be made if we take a subjective representation as being objective.

"I will submit no longer to the affront of such false judgment.

Perhaps in his brooding over his failures and troubles he leaned toward false judgments.

"And I proved him right then and there by accusing him of making a false judgment against me for his own ends."

After the man's conviction, Stavrianidis came to realize the prisoner's innocence and set out to undo his false judgment.

Dreadful little tangle of misapprehensions and false judgments!

As one says, 'Rashnu shall not see thither the rank of the judge who delivers false judgment.'"

Bolzano maintains that there are no such things as false cognitions, only false judgments ( 34).

Ransoms, promissory notes, bonds, false judgments--what did I know of such things?

"You, Obaidallah, have uttered this false judgment because your heart is black towards me whom you have displaced."

I shall only add one other false judgment, which I think necessary to mention, because perhaps it is little taken notice of, though of great influence.

Gathered at the Virgin's feet, and open to her teachings, self- searching will uproot any false judgments and selfish impulses.

There was no device of a crafty brain for turning the very air itself into money--ransoms, promissory notes, and false judgments--but Israel thought of it.

There I heard how the Holy Inquisition had reversed that false judgment of the English and false French at Rouen, which made me some joy.

A secondary desire, derived from a false judgment as to a primary desire, has its own power of influencing action, and is therefore a real desire according to our definition.

That he traiterously went about to interrupt the judges, by his threatenings, and other means, to constrain them to give false judgment in the case of ship-money [...].

NO DOUBT FALSE judgments occur and are exceedingly painful to the doctor who is penalized after doing an adequate job.

The world equally belongs to everyone, so suffering is caused by false judgments of what is valuable and what is worthless per the customs and conventions of society.

Or to speak more clearly and coarsely: synthetic judgments a priori should not "be possible" at all; we have no right to them; in our mouths they are nothing but false judgments.

Happiness depends upon being self-sufficient and master of one's mental attitude; suffering is the consequence of false judgments of value, which cause negative emotions and a concomitant vicious character.

Early in 238, in the province of Africa, a treasury official's extortions through false judgments in corrupt courts against some local landowners ignited a full-scale revolt in the province.

One is guilty of calumny (a misrepresentation intended to harm another's reputation) who harms the reputation of others and gives occasion for false judgments concerning them by remarks contrary to the truth.

- and to comprehend that such judgments must be believed to be true, for the sake of the preservation of creatures like ourselves; though they might, of course, be false judgments for all that!

Guo Jingming's attitude to plagiarism was positive, he said people criticize him because they never read his book, so he would not pay any attentions to their false judgments, though he hates to be misunderstood.