用“judgmental”造句大全，judgmental造句

All of us have taken an instant dislike to someone, then felt guilty about being too judgmental.

Most dating websites are nothing like as harsh and judgmental as HatefulBastards, although fussy categorisation does seem to be the name of the game with many.

When you're judgmental, annoyed or angry in response to someone else, it's because you perceive that something that you value is being, or could be, violated or blocked in some way.

It won't make you judgmental or critical.

We should be supportive, but not overbearing; incisive, but not judgmental towards our family members.

A meek person is not a weak person; rather, a meek person is understanding, not demanding; gentle, not judgmental.

When I asked my energy providers what level of energy use was typical energy for a house like mine, they gave me vague, non-judgmental answers.

In Yugoslavia turning the head from side to side means yes; in Japan, looking someone in the eye is considered judgmental or hostile; and in Ghana, thumbs up is a rude gestures.

That's fine with me - I'm not judgmental about dyes.

Let your imagination run free and try not to censure anything; this is not the time to be judgmental.

I have also always tried to teach my children not to look away or be judgmental of those in need and this is was an opportunity for me to practice just that.

Everyone is judgmental to some extent, no matter how much they'll deny it.

For some reason, I find it much easier to show grace and acceptance toward immoral unbelievers than toward uptight, judgmental Christians.

Silence can also be judgmental by indicating favor or disfavor - agreement or disagreement.

Your opportunity is to be less judgmental of yourself.

In a non-judgmental environment Powerful Questions can contribute to learning and problem solving in a way that a veiled "oh, shut up already" never would!

As our society has evolved into a more egalitarian and a less judgmental one women have been afforded opportunities to explore dimensions that heretofore had been generally open only to men.