Sentence examples for feel judgmental from inspiring English sources

When I feel judgmental of myself or others, this uneasy feeling is a signal to change my perspective.

Without that step, any attempts to help reduce the stress might feel judgmental or condescending.

A common thing is that there's a frustration – or they're perplexed – that they achieved a bunch of things they wanted, yet they still feel judgmental and still have a lot of negative self-talk.

I don't feel judgmental towards myself or the people I was associated with at that time but I had to reject the ways of the past and the reading group assisted me to do this for my own wellbeing.

These days he doesn't feel judgmental toward those who want to get loose at shows, but for him, "I'm living two lives within the music industry," he says.

I mean, I do feel judgmental about making this second choice but also I understand the compulsion to hold your mom's hand while you cocoon in a single bed in her house for a long, long while.

Consultation questions – 'Are you having a lot of sex? Do you pee after sex?' – felt judgmental, and it was as if being unwell was my body's way of making moralistic comments about my sex life".

"I feel 100percentt judgmental," this dogmatically nonjudgmental purveyor of countercultural toothpaste shrills when she discovers that her daughter is, as the saying goes, sexually active.

In fact, these hard-nosed businessmen feel equally judgmental of the VC-backed masses in their corporate parks and glass-walled conference rooms.

"It makes me feel less judgmental, and more empathic towards the world, and people I meet in it".

The suspected shooters in San Bernardino had just been identified as a married Muslim couple, and Kaur a Sikh woman could allegedly already feel the judgmental glare of those in line with her while waiting to board the plane.