Sentence examples for a judgemental from inspiring English sources

Dressed up as the authentic voice of teenage anguish, it's really just a judgemental cautionary tale.

It was made more grievous given that they closed the tweet with a judgemental: "Others may forget but we remember".

David and Samantha Cameron have done the obligatory holiday snaps on their Easter break in Lanzarote, exposing their choice of destination and footwear to a judgemental nation.

The support, however, was something the actress said she didn't expect, since she is used to being in a "judgemental" industry.

Naturally, I am quite a judgemental person and still am to a point; I think it's a human instinct to judge, but what the book taught me is that when I first meet a person, how I initially judge them shouldn't influence my attitude towards them until I get to know them properly.

Logical, problem solving, conceptualising, analysing and interpersonal thinking styles were ranked in the top five by a judgemental sample comprising engineering, science and technology oriented professionals in supervisory, middle to senior management positions.

Us Greeks are a very judgemental people, so smoke a joint instead, it'll make you paranoid enough not to be a dick and you'll find it suits the surroundings best anyway.

Once you get a bit older you get a bit judgemental about people who are off their face.

" Apart from being a very gossipy society we're also a very judgemental society especially when it comes to morals and ethics and as you know sex and sexuality...... which we don't talk a lot about.... we judge people by their sexual practices a lot" (Govt).

Together with ensuring privacy [ 12], a non judgemental and empathetic approach in turn facilitates the start of a relationship [ 41].

I remember being horrified (and a tad judgemental): How could these parents have let their daughter – not even a toddler yet – become so engrossed with technology?