Sentence examples for mean and judgmental from inspiring English sources

It's mean and judgmental.

Embarrassing things happen; but I'd be heartbroken if my child felt I was mean and judgmental at the very moment when she needed me the most.

To say "I've reserved myself a place in hell?!" I'm incredibly disappointed to see someone with that kind of platform use it for such negativity and could be so mean and judgmental about a situation they know nothing about.

If she keeps on talking about you when she's near you and your friends confront her and say: "Why are you judging me like I backstabbed you or why are you here?" Then when she responds say this well " I don't think girl scouts is the right thing for you to join if you're going to keep being mean and judgmental".

It makes them mean and overly judgmental and miserly, as if taking 15 minutes to flip through "The Da Vinci Code" is a crime so monstrous, an offense in such flagrant violation of the sacred laws of intellectual time-management, that they will be cast out into the darkness by the Keepers of the Cultural Flame.

2. The jerk: This gal pushes people away by being mean-spirited and judgmental.

Their snarks and comments and actions -- they could be so hurtful and alienating and critical and mean and callous and judgmental.

Even simply knowing that it's normal to feel judgement, annoyance, or frustration while driving can be incredibly relieving to the mind that wants to assign first layer meaning to such feelings (i.e., because I feel annoyed and judgmental, that means my judgements are true and, furthermore, it means that I'm with the wrong person).

Without any curiosity about why people get tattooed and what those intimate illustrations mean, the judgmental still hold on to the stereotype that tattoos are juvenile sketches drunkenly picked off a tattoo parlour wall at an indecent hour of the night, a bold and true signal of loose morals.

Make sure to let them know that the reason you're doing this is not to be mean or judgmental, but to help conserve your resources and live within your means.

This is no mean feat, according to Hendry, an achievement wrestled by sheer force of will from a cool and judgmental city.