Sentence examples for judgmental views from inspiring English sources

Mr. Albee is battling narrow, judgmental views of human beings.

Perhaps it's not us single 40-somethings that need to grow up (as those who don't follow the usual life pathways are so often told), but the judgmental views of others that need to be altered.

In those heady days of youthful dissent, several medical students protested having their diplomas blessed by an actor, especially one who played a paternalistic doctor with judgmental views of human sexuality.

"I think a lot of people who have judgmental views could really benefit from going to these events," he said.

Even imagery of God vary somewhat along this line with traditionalists leaning toward more authoritarian, judgmental views, progressives toward more benevolent, supportive conceptions of Deity.

Paternalistic, judgmental views by contraceptive service providers, coupled with lack of privacy and confidentiality, were said to inhibit young men and women from seeking contraceptive services and using contraceptives.

Marren does not want to bring it back but quietly argues for a less judgmental view.

In Boetticher's harshly judgmental view, the lawless and barren landscape proves the humanity of some but dehumanizes others: the crazed robbers pursuing Stride scuttle among rocks like scorpions, while the wounded hero, as embodied by the huge yet delicate Scott, moves with a dancer's proud grace.

JOHNSON often takes a curious rather than a judgmental view of language use: where many fuss and fret that the language is falling to pieces, your columnist often finds that examining the messy use of language in the real world is more fun than finger-wagging.

In Boetticher's harshly judgmental view, the lawless and barren landscape proves the humanity of some but dehumanizes others: the crazed robbers pursuing Stride scuttle among rocks like scorpions, while the wounded hero, as embodied by the huge yet delicate Scott, moves with a dancer's proud grace. R.B. (Walter Reade; May 16 and May 19).

Doing what's right for my children and trying to placate a pious, judgmental view of American society cannot peacefully coexist.