Sentence examples for less judgment from inspiring English sources
To see better means: more joy, less judgment.
Why is it that straight stars can indulge in anonymous sex and face much less judgment than gay or lesbian stars?
Young workers are less mature, have less judgment and work experience than adults, and are less likely to challenge their bosses about dangerous tasks.
If lawmakers see the debt ceiling as real, they will exercise less judgment in the ordinary budget process, on the reckless belief that fiscal restraint can somehow be imposed down the road.
On the surface then, A Rake's Progress is a stern moral tale, but Hogarth's vision of Tom's downfall is less judgment than lament, full of compassion for the fool at odds with the city.
My recovery from an eating disorder did not erase my judgmental nature, much less the judgment of society.
That we judge virtue by means of an immediate sensation of pleasure means that judgments of virtue are judgments of taste, no less than judgments of beauty.
Her inevitable destruction was less a judgment than a kind of choice.
I take it that that really underpins more or less every judgment you make?
To call Bowie a transitional figure in rock history is less a judgment than a job description.
