The capacity to assess situations or circumstances shrewdly and to draw sound conclusions.
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The plan reported by the Financier is worthy of his sound judgment.
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Absolute sincerity toward oneself is one of the forms of sound judgment.
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And neither has sufficient grounds on which to form a sound judgment.
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He had most undoubtedly, an excellent good plain understanding with sound judgment.
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It requires the concerted efforts of men of sound judgment; men of courage.
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Here the sound judgment of Totski stood him in good stead.
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She had too much confidence and not nearly enough sound judgment.
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The Duchess is a woman of fine perceptions and sound judgment.
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The American workman has always had a reputation for sound judgment.
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He was highly esteemed as a man of sound judgment and wide knowledge.
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He was a fine marksman, excellent horseman, of strong character and sound judgment.
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His business prospered, and his high character, agreeable manners, and sound judgment won.
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The constricting shackles of fatalism can be broken by sound judgment and decisive action.
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His talents were such as to assist a sound judgment and ripen with it.
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They are both men of large views and sound judgment.
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Everywhere there is the evidence of sound judgment, unimpeachable taste, and a wholesome sanity.