Sentence examples for judged because of from inspiring English sources

I was so scared I would be judged because of this as promiscuous and unreliable.

Speaking to the Observer, Simmons later protested that he was unfairly judged because of his criminal past.

He realises his career is judged because of it, with his admirers forced to wonder about how much more he could achieve without it.

Ms. Carias, a 30-year-old Ph.D. student who has several other piercings and large tattoos, said she sometimes felt judged because of her piercings.

They shouldn't be judged because of that".

"We want our young people and children to grow up in a Wales where people are accepted for who they are and not judged because of the colour of their skin, their religion, their sexual orientation, their gender identity, their disability or their age".

The comparative figure for PE is more difficult to judge because of even more disparate approaches to specific problems of sufficient photovoltage and stability, but an approximate comparative figure of 5% is estimated.

"Sometimes we might be too quick to judge because of the New York mentality; the patience level isn't there," Cashman said.

Seattle Slew's 1977 Belmont time is hard to judge because of the track conditions, although Jean Cruget never hit the horse who pulled away handily and finished full of run, covering the last quarter in 25 and 4/5 in sticky mud.

On the more anterior limbs, the carpus appears to be progressively longer on each further anterior limb, but it is in fact difficult to judge because of the preservation.

The social networking side of things also seems a little pointless, though it's tough to judge because some of the features aren't active yet.