Sentence examples for implied judgment from inspiring English sources

Her instincts are good and her implied judgment of him as neither villain nor victim rings sound.

If Hall were any less stern, the story would collapse under the weight of its implied judgment.

But the term, with its implied judgment, has stuck.

The fury over Russell Tovey's comment about masculinity and its implied judgment of effeminate gay men is in full swing, as is the blowback from Tovey's defenders.

The issue is really what is lurking behind the statement and whether it carries implied judgment as to outcomes or not.

Those realities include the acts of everyday racism — remarks, glances, implied judgments — that flourish in an environment where more explicit acts of discrimination have been outlawed.

For one thing, they didn't have the emotional strength to take him out in a dress every day, to deal with the double takes and the implied judgments.

She manages to observe and not imply judgment.

To call the entries "reviews" would imply judgment, which he avoids whenever possible.

This is not to imply judgment, Vollmann insists; he has a lot of sympathy for the individuals -- outsiders, on the edge of two cultures -- on either side.

I also knew that one should generally avoid questions that imply judgment on a victim's decisions; yet the words that came out of my mouth in response were not the best.