However, even my most successful, educated and attractive friends judge their appearances harshly, but on the basis of what?
"She was young, attractive, articulate and, judging by her poised performance in Saluda, strong enough to withstand the pressures of a high-profile legal battle," Raymond Arsenault wrote in his book "Freedom Riders".
Men who can't smell these scents may produce sperm that can't find the egg, making "sniffing tests" an attractive future tool for judging male fertility.
Unless you're judged attractive and well-dressed enough, you'll receive a "nyet".
They also show how we judge attractive young women who dare to stray from what we consider appropriate social behavior.
Many studies have confirmed that individuals with attractive faces are judged to be happier, kinder, and more intelligent than their homelier counterparts; they are paid more, and are treated better in just about every venue of life.
Patrick's photograph, culled from the Internet, surfaced at a staff meeting, and she was judged attractive enough, in a wholesome, all-American sort of way, to be asked to pose.
Just as they judge attractive others as relatively higher social class, they judged their own social class as higher to the extent they felt they were physically attractive.
When not employed for a music cruise, the ship is called the Celebrity Silhouette; judging from the attractive, silver-haired people depicted in the mellow, uncrowded scene on its promotional postcards, it serves an older, affluent community.
But it's even more shocking and absurd when an attractive person comes before the judging panel with a confident stance and articulate patter, and then subjects us to disharmonious drivel.
