But that's our guests maing a
snap judgment, people we know well, people to feel at ease in our home.
before elaborating that art criticism is a serious, time-consuming business and not amenable to
snap judgments.
Gladwell's basic theory is that
snap judgments, which he calls "thin slicing" and, quick decisions, can be as good as carefully planned decisions".
He skillfully relates a series of tales intended to show the power of
snap judgments.
Someone made a silly
snap judgment the day of the event," he surmised.
It's all too easy to make a
snap judgment about a discretionary budget like advertising, but the reality is that short term gain leads to long term damage to the brand, and the cost of recovery is three to four times greater than the saving made.
Robben's tumbling to the turf forced referee Alan Wiley into making a difficult
snap judgment Curbishley felt would be better made by an FA panel analysing the incident.
IT was the
snap judgment that cost this great white shark its lunch.
Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice makes a
snap judgment of Darcy, thinking that he's proud, prejudiced and haughty ( and she's not wrong.
Never underestimate or make a
snap judgment of a person.
IMPURRFECT Colin before
SNAP JUDGMENT Colin photos his lunch
You have made a
snap judgment about a new person in your work life.
