Sentence examples for continuously judged from inspiring English sources

Could it not induce feelings of discomfort, stress and demotivation by making 'users' (i.e. people) feel they are being microscopically and continuously judged just for how they live? .

There's the idea, for one, that gay men know themselves to be somehow "different" from a young age, and are "continuously judged by a broader, generally homophobic global society," as he put it.

I was sick of being judged, having to continuously explain how I was not the "sad" victim everyone seemed to think I was.

Hillary is a woman who has been criticized, scrutinized, judged, called names, and has had to continuously prove herself.

Individuals' ability for appropriate decision making for both training programmes were continuously assessed during the course and were at the end generally qualitatively judged to be satisfactory for all participants.

Thirdly, the outcome as judged by minor and adult intersex patients—of any intervention should be continuously and carefully evaluated and inform future treatment recommendations.

Cellularity of the tissue was judged in the C2P system by the expression of CDKs because the molecule is expressed ubiquitously and continuously during the cell cycle.

By continuously detecting the absorbance, conductivity and K+/Na+/Cl−/Ca2 + contents in the cleaning solutions with this system, the cleaning information of organic and inorganic fouling on the UROM can be obtained and their cleaning effects can be judged directly.

The operating state is monitored continuously, with both the DC link voltage and currents sent back to the central control system, so the DC fault state may be judged by comparing them with their threshold values.

Getting judged.

Two officers used one of the acoustic devices to order protesters onto sidewalks, but they also "employed the deterrent tone between fifteen to twenty times over a span of three minutes and at a rate that was 'almost continuously,'" the judge wrote, adding that at points the officers used the device within 10 feet of the plaintiffs and angled it toward them.