Sentence examples for been tempted to judge from inspiring English sources

But I have of late been tempted to judge.

Don't be tempted to judge Portillo from its piste map, which is surprisingly devoid of pistes, with only a few blue and black squiggles marked on it.

Buy from Amazon.com THE world has had more than three decades to get used to it, yet some might still be tempted to judge Iran's Islamic revolution an historical aberration.

Participants may have responded more slowly on incongruent trials if they were tempted to judge the task-irrelevant relation or momentarily forgot which dimension was task-relevant.

Now before you're tempted to judge the device already, know that the device that's expected to be unveiled in a few weeks in Barcelona may ultimately look nothing like this.

When you're tempted to judge someone, make an effort to see their goodness.

If you were not there, you should do exactly what I would do if I were tempted to judge the actions and split-second decisions and mistakes made by tornado or hurricane or earthquake survivors.

As parents, we are tempted to judge their efforts based on results, but psychologists confirm that observing the child and appreciating the efforts is the best way to develop a sense of mutual respect and great work ethic in the child.

It is tempting to judge the EnBW transaction in the light of those events.

For those who have been lawyers and not scholars, it is tempting to judge them from the briefs they have filed, such as John Roberts's briefs as deputy solicitor general urging that Roe v. Wade be overturned.

It is tempting to judge direct democracy by its results -- that is, by the outcomes of various referendums.