Sentence examples for judgmental term from inspiring English sources

"All the people who are marginal in society — and I'm not using that as a judgmental term, it's children, senior citizens, people on disability, the 47 percent — these people are the main power people in the garden," she said.

Working managers is a judgmental term.

But, as the rather judgmental term "vegetarian elites" suggests, the article seems to more about perpetuating a common Hinduphobic misperception in reporting on India, that somehow vegetarianism is an upper caste Hindu ploy to make the poor in India starve.

Steer clear of judgmental terms like "offensive," but try to get to the bottom of her excitement.

Remember... "appropriate" and "inappropriate" are not just subjective, judgmental terms.

As a generalization, the idea of lazy people isn't good for business and judgmental terms such as "bums", "good-for-nothings", "bludgers", and "time-wasters", are given to those who are not thought pulling their weight enough.

She even sleeps in the same bed as him sometimes, without the smallest suggestion that this is, to use that well-known non-judgmental term, inappropriate.

This is a non-judgmental term with no baggage and it worked combatting the public health problems of tobacco.

The 30 criteria are then grouped into seven broad categories: value, growth, contrarian, technical, judgmental, long-term price momentum and insider activity.

Case definitions were furthermore revised to avoid judgmental language, so the terms "defaulter" and "TB suspect" have been replaced by "lost to follow-up" and "presumptive TB", respectively [ 18].

The government says that the term is "pejorative", "judgmental", and neither "appropriate nor useful".