31.   Articulating or recording your perceptions forces you to make judgments and helps you remember them.

32.   Appealing for calm, Leblanc said there was no question of disqualifying the Festina riders or making any judgment until more facts are known.

33.   As a USC defensive back, McCutcheon keeps his eye on wide receivers, making split-second judgments on which direction they will break.

34.   As a judge, she will have to make careful judgments, not based on populist notions of what constitutes justice.

35.   At the White House, President Clinton cautioned against making quick judgments about the cause of the crash.

36.   At the White House, President Clinton, too, cautioned against making quick judgments about the cause of the crash.

37.   At that time, you will need to make a judgment about whether you can get a comparable interest rate somewhere else, Cotter said.

38.   Baker also knows the people making the decisions on Yawkey Way are making other judgments as well.

39.   Because clothes are a way by which people make personal judgments, uniforms remove some of the ridicule the less privileged students may suffer.

40.   Because he is fragrance-impaired, Alexander needs help when it comes to making judgments about scent.