Meanings of sound judgement in English

A sound judgement is of no use until the case has been proved.

Thato is a very engaged student with a distinct identity and sound judgement.

Fatigue compromised sound judgement, and if ever he needed that faculty it was now.

He is a man of sound judgement, and he has sons of his own.

Has Doctor Kronski displayed sound judgement in this case?'

She has a sound judgement of persons.

Of the state of learning, his observations on Glasgow University show he has formed a very sound judgement.

Hath it ever been witnessed that a man of sound judgement should sacrifice his life without cause or reason?

Mr Lees-Galloway was scorned as a naïve minister incapable of sound judgement and Mr Bridges called on him to resign.

He had a cool temper, a sound judgement, great powers of application, and a constant eye to the main chance.

His grey hairs commanded reverence; whilst his ripe experience and sound judgement would be invaluable to the small and troubled community.

We always look at the details and make very sound judgement decisions as to whether people graduate and become police officers, he said.

Rouher and Lavalette worked very hard for the alliance, and your sound judgement indicated the consequences which such an alliance would have had.

A contemporary in the order, Fr Noel Barber, said of him that he was endowed with "an extraordinarily practical wisdom and a remarkably sound judgement".

They tend not to have the information to make sound judgements.

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