Sentence examples for negatively judge from inspiring English sources

It will be noted that the noun group 'the poverty of our exchange' which functions as target for authorial Affect, also works to potentially negatively judge interlocutors of the future, via negative Appreciation: Valuation (item (7), Fig. 2).

We interpret this surprising finding as the veterans' preëmptive judgment against those who might negatively judge them.

It's awful how we negatively judge gay men who enjoy receiving anal sex.

I don't negatively judge the girl's ability to have feelings for a guy with whom she probably shared photos, sentimental words and even video chatting.

I can say from first-hand experience that there is nothing quite like a toddler's meltdown in a museum (or zoo, store, or library) to entice complete strangers to negatively judge your parenting skills.

For those that have become so emotional they cannot control their out burst's and negatively judge that I work for them, well, what can I say, I hope they find some peace of mind and a great job they can enjoy going to day in and day out!

Over-activation of these regions could produce the feeling that a negative or fearful social situation is unfolding or that one is being negatively judged or observed.

Sources of biases can include social desirability (i.e., the participant is aware of a negative event, but withholding acknowledgement of the event so as not to be negatively judged by the researchers), memory recall deficits, and apathetic reporting (common in adolescents).

"He would be far more negatively judged by history than he is now".

Police advocate Ishmael Semenya complained that the police were already negatively judged in the court of public opinion, and asked that they be given the opportunity to lay out their side of the story.

Jeanette never tries to hide how she negatively judges her parents.