Sentence examples for judgmental tone from inspiring English sources

I am troubled by the judgmental tone of some of your letter writers.

Someone channel-surfing who caught an earful of Orman scolding a debt-ridden wretch might hold her judgmental tone against her.

Unlike her other stories and "Ship of Fools," these three pieces are not constricted by her fundamental fear of self-exposure — a fear that she covers with a judgmental tone that mars most of her and her characters' better impulses.

The hectoring, judgmental tone often adopted by healthcare professionals with regard to parents means plenty may not get the advice and support they need if they are considering co-sleeping, bed sharing, call it what you will.

Huston's easy embrace of clich?nd casual approach to storytelling at times brings "The Kremlin Letter" close to the campy incomprehensibility of his 1953 "Beat the Devil," but this time the joke is short-circuited by an insistently nasty, judgmental tone.

"The Acma is satisfied that given the highly evocative language used in the report to describe the killing of babies and the judgmental tone used by Paul Raffaele and the reporter condemning the alleged practice, it is likely that in all the circumstances these contributory factors would have perpetuated and provoked an intense dislike and contempt for the Suruwaha," the authority said.

Though it did not stint in its criticism, Mr Wright's book strove to maintain a non-judgmental tone; Mr Gibney has sought to emulate this in his documentary, for which the Church apparently refused to be interviewed".I really appreciated the idea that Larry didn't set out to write an exposé," says Mr Gibney.

Creator David Simon and co-writer Ed Burns followed it up immediately with the pithy Iraq war drama Generation Kill, with which it shared a non-judgmental tone and gripping characters that the viewer somehow came to care deeply about despite their manifest flaws.

Be sure to use a non-judgmental tone, with genuine curiosity.

Most people I know who have never read a Romance novel before, or who have and don't enjoy them, can't even say the word "Romance" with a serious, non-judgmental tone of voice.

On the other hand, the succinct allusion to philosophical truths without the need for deliberation, the non-judgmental tone of the poetic voice, and the structure of the poem absence of personal pronouns, adverbs or over reliance on adjectives as well as the lines containing a kigo (a season word) gives much of this poetry a Haikuesque characteristic.