Sentence examples for Somewhat judgmental from inspiring English sources
Even characters who could be difficult — stubborn, old-school Zeek; blunt Max, who has Asperger's; proud, protective Kristina, who ranged from wonderful to aggressive; Crosby's somewhat judgmental mother-in-law — were portrayed lovingly and with respect.
It's honest about desire and love and the need for sex, though perhaps somewhat judgmental about prostitutes when Mark comes to making rigid distinctions between the benefits of their services and those of a surrogate like Cheryl.
Even characters who could be difficult — stubborn, old-school Zeek;** **blunt Max, who has Asperger's; proud, protective Kristina, who ranged from wonderful to aggressive; Crosby's somewhat judgmental mother-in-law — were portrayed lovingly and with respect.
The desire for decadence won't go away; it'll simply be buffered by a somewhat judgmental group of onlookers who prefer their Lady Dior handbag in black calf over lime green python.
Does that somewhat judgmental laughter count?
I might have been tempted to stop and gab a little but his somewhat judgmental expression hits a nerve with me.
Thinking of food in this all-or-nothing way, a way that has a somewhat morally judgmental tinge to it, doesn't help and can actually hurt.
Even imagery of God vary somewhat along this line with traditionalists leaning toward more authoritarian, judgmental views, progressives toward more benevolent, supportive conceptions of Deity.
