Sentence examples for perceived judgment from inspiring English sources

First is a judgment, a perceived judgment, of the relation an object has to us; this judgment may be either distinct or confused.

Hugo: You always seem like you are going through perceived judgment when I am not around.

I found a term for this negativity within the community: intra-minority stress is the stress that gay and bi people experience as a result of perceived judgment in their social and sexual interactions with other gay and bisexual peers.

Respondents also feared harm from perceived judgment of an interviewer.

Some participants felt that the ACASI provided privacy that allowed them to avoid perceived judgment by an interviewer.

This finding suggests that ACASI's ability to ensure privacy may prevent women from experiencing perceived judgment from an interviewer and may diminish socially desirable reporting and thus, inaccurate data.

This is not autonomy but dependency: the emerging "self" defines its own worth in terms of the perceived judgments of others.

It's there, it's just buried under years of exposure to praise, threats, and perceived judgments.

The potential to perceive judgment can never be entirely eliminated, though; some parents clearly feel that their parenting choices are being inappropriately questioned by the state.

Could this be perceived as judgment?

We also acknowledge that bandings have been perceived as judgments about the quality of care.