Sentence examples for overly judgmental from inspiring English sources
And I've decided that the "missed call" message that flashes on my phone is overly judgmental.
In the days afterward, I wondered if I had been overly judgmental.
When the interview turned to the subject of his two divorces, Mr. Giuliani acknowledged mistakes but said he hoped that people would not be overly judgmental.
Moreover, isn't what's happening with real rape far more important than being overly judgmental of a disturbing (but wholly justified) television scene – even if the latter is much easier (and more populist) to shout about?
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.
Time to dust off the hype machine, set all dials to "overly judgmental" and call in the mysterious tastemakers to gaze into their crystal balls and determine who will romp to Adele-style glory and who'll join Mona in the bargain bins.
He listened intently and his mien was neither overly sympathetic nor too judgmental — he let his subject tell his story, without forcing himself too far into the frame.
Was Wendy too judgmental?
Ms. Rumpf and other counselors said they tried to teach campers to avoid commonly perceived anti-abortion "turnoffs" — in particular, an overly aggressive, judgmental approach.
