| This forecast is not a partisan argument, nor is it an office-pool snap judgment based on a hasty reading of state polls of varying reliability. |
|
| That's my snap judgment after listening to him for about two minutes and not wanting to put up with any more slow-moving banalities. |
|
| That's a snap judgment based on what little I've seen of him on the news, but it's one I can't shake. |
|
| Lhota assured the public that his agency's decision wouldn't be a snap judgment just as the storm is about to hit. |
|
| But that snap judgment overlooks Acura's optional Super Handling All-Wheel-Drive system. |
|
| A survey this week showed that visitors to our homes make a snap judgment within 26 seconds. |
|
| The most accurate results come from making a snap judgment about whether a question is True or False about you. |
|
| When time is short, you might need to make a snap judgment based on gut instincts. |
|
| The book is however fun to read and at the end you will definitely analyze your first impressions and think twice after you make a snap judgment. |
|
| Longer exposure didn't seem to matter, suggesting that this is a snap judgment that's made without conscious thought. |
|
| My initial snap judgment was that it was unoriginal and rather boring, but as I got to know it and the performers better, I found it infinitely touching. |
|
| It is part and parcel of the implicit politics of snap judgment, which folds the margins of American society into its center. |
|
| Then produce positive ideas, make suggestions that will bear evidence on their face that yours is no snap judgment, but an idea arrived at after mature thought. |
|
| I have no wish to make a snap judgment of the conduct of the government referred to by Mr Schulz, let alone the conduct of a member of the Commission. |
|
| We are living in that snap judgment world. |
|
| It was the snap judgment that cost this great white shark it's lunch. |
|
| An excerpt of Pearl's book became a memorable segment on NPR's spoken-word series Snap Judgment. |
|
| This is the power Washington Grants the guests on Snap Judgment. |
|
