Sentence examples for rather judgmental from inspiring English sources

I'm feeling rather judgmental (The Way We Live Now, June 9).

Those who are rather judgmental usually hang out with people who also hold critical views.

But, as the rather judgmental term "vegetarian elites" suggests, the article seems to more about perpetuating a common Hinduphobic misperception in reporting on India, that somehow vegetarianism is an upper caste Hindu ploy to make the poor in India starve.

"The real Fuller is a lively, savvy, humorous woman," Hanke said, "while Parker's performance presents her as a kind of sitcom moron for the first part of the film and a rather judgmental and wholly unpleasant character in her later scenes".

It is also imbued with a moral scrupulousness which is sympathetic rather than judgmental.

Research shows that we should respond instead with self-compassion: Be kind to ourselves rather than judgmental, recognize that everyone makes mistakes, and avoid dwelling on the setback.

People who do this tend to demonstrate three behaviors: First, they are kind rather than judgmental about their own failures and mistakes; second, they recognize that failures are a shared human experience; and third, they take a balanced approach to negative emotions when they stumble or fall short they allow themselves to feel bad, but they don't let negative emotions take over.

"He walked down the street here and felt that he was part of a society that was eclectic and diverse rather than judgmental and introverted," says director Richard Laxton, speaking in New York at the time of the film's screening at the Tribeca film festival.

Young went on to chronicle the deaths of the people around him in a series of anti-drug songs -- The Needle and the Damage Done," "Tired Eyes," "Tonight's the Night" -- that were all the more authoritative for the way they were reportorial rather than judgmental, never denying for a moment the attraction of excess and darkness.

A striking instance of this is the minimal role played by judgment and damnation in modern NDEs; unlike the medieval cases, the modern life-review tends to be therapeutic rather than judgmental in emphasis.

When you value yourself, you will be kind to yourself rather than judgmental.