Sentence examples for prejudging from from inspiring English sources

Though it is often pointed out that atheists have no 'one opinion fits all', the same is true of the religious, some having markedly differing opinions, even in the same denomination, so you must understand exactly what the person's opinions are instead of prejudging from what they have labeled themselves as.

Keep a neutral exterior at first, in prefer to prevent people from prejudging you.

I don't like to prejudge people from others.

Our hope is that opponents of the repository will wait for a verdict from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission before prejudging the site as unacceptable.

If we wish to consider overall health state severity, a single index is required combining information from all five EQ-5D questions, but without prejudging respondents' preferences.

I shouldn't be prejudging his testimony.

Prejudging it right now is too much.

Ms Reding seemed to be prejudging her own investigation.

He denied prejudging the complaint at a hearing before the Senate legal and constitutional affairs committee in Canberra on Tuesday, and said his rebuke of the cartoon reflected a widespread response from the public.

We're not prejudging what the outcome will be, but all of us will be watching very closely as to how it [the ESH] actually operates on the ground and whether it can move away from past punitive approaches and towards something that's much more therapeutic and rehabilitative.

The commentaries lauded the trial as fair and open while effectively prejudging Mr. Bo.