Sentence examples for constant judgement from inspiring English sources

Because the constant judgement on appearance has become more and more brutal, the pressure on people to be a certain way".

The reinforcement so utterly immediate, I crave the constant judgement.

Without that constant judgement, it's easier to just relax and be yourself.

Many would say that this is no way to help someone, in front of cameras, constant judgement from pernicious viewers.

There's constant analysis and judgement of everything we eat and that is more catching than we might think.

The three prisons in which he spent a total of 27 years became to him a kind of university where he finally took his law degree and sharpened his political judgement through constant debate with the other prisoners, who accepted his discipline as their leader.

So how do we help this generation wade through constant information, opinions and judgements to support them in growth of their own, very precious identity?

Now looking back at my 34-year career I am proud of myself, and finally shedding the constant doubt and self-judgement that was seeded long ago at an impressionable age.

This implies that the information base upon which clinical judgements are made is in constant flux.

According to Pollitt (2012a) the high reliability of comparative judgement is a "consequence of the constant focus on validity" (p. 168) and this "demands and checks that a sufficient consensus exists amongst the pool of judges involved" (p. 167).

No one can be blamed for not realizing Edwards was concealing an affair, yet his constant missteps throughout the campaign showed terrible political judgement.