Sentence examples for judgmental voice from inspiring English sources
"What if you don't know what to say, or what to do?" the familiar judgmental voice rang in my head.
Most of us spend a lot of energy trying to convince ourselves this judgmental voice is wrong, but it's not a logical thought to start.
So please, when the judgmental voice in your head (I have it too) starts telling you that parents these days can't handle their kids pause.
Being indifferent to small-minded judgements and realizing my world does not revolve around theirs, is what helped me combat the weird, toxic judgmental voice inside my head that constantly called me a "gashti" (Urdu word for slut).
Her clinical studies show that quieting the mind, focusing attention on the body, and learning to manage that crappy, judgmental voice in their heads ("Am I taking too long to come?" "Do I look OK?" "Is he enjoying this?") all help women enjoy the sex they're already having.
Her clinical studies show that quieting the mind, focusing attention on the body and learning to manage that crappy, judgmental voice in their heads ("Am I taking too long to come?" "Do I look okay?" "Is he enjoying this?") all help women enjoy the sex they're already having.
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.
We may develop sarcasm, a quick tongue, judgmental attitudes, a loud voice or powerful positions.
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.
This voice is calming and non-judgmental.
They were so turned off by the preinstalled female navigatrix that they switched her for a man's voice, because "we find the women too judgmental".
