"compassionate judgment" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of making a judgment or decision in a kind and understanding manner, taking into account the emotions and feelings of others. Example: The judge showed compassionate judgment towards the defendant, taking into consideration their difficult upbringing and showing mercy in their sentencing.
They are more likely to make compassionate moral judgments.
"[Therapists and cuddlers] are skilled in compassionate listening and judgment-free space holding that promotes feelings of confidence and connectedness".
It is with great sadness that we note the untimely passing of our esteemed colleague and good friend whose medical judgment and compassionate care served as a role model for all of us.
What if I, Kiara Imani Williams, a logical, rational, compassionate, law student, make judgments based on my own personal identity?
As to Wiesenthal's defence of Kurt Waldheim, the Austrian president who turned out to have lied about his war record a controversy that cost Wiesenthal the Nobel peace prize Mr Segev dissects his behaviour and finds it explicable, if not excusable.The ultimate judgment is a compassionate one.
Similarly, I will appreciate and value others for who they truly are, and freely share my compassionate love with them without judgment or conditions.
Who do you know who is compassionate and would listen without judgment?
Conversely, the research shows that people who are more compassionate towards themselves, accepting reality without judgment and with an open heart, experience improved self-worth, increased feelings of joy, and decreased levels of anxiety.
To ask us to look into our hearts and defer judgment of a person, out of compassionate fellow-feeling, is a thoroughly novelistic gesture: we do it every day as readers of fiction.
Compassionate doctors should be allowed in their good judgment to help people, if that's what they want".
