Sentence examples for rigid judgment from inspiring English sources
She connects this rigid judgment of what does not conform to beauty with intolerance for physical imperfections in people, noting that such rigidity sometimes causes parents to "fix" the perceived flaws in their children's faces to keep them from suffering later.
However, such rigid judgment criteria are likely to cause mistakes.
As political and social conditions changed and homosexuals felt safer in disclosing their same-sex orientation, the rigid moral judgments of their heterosexual friends and colleagues lost their harshness because personal relationships of mutual respect had already been established.
Not rigid, exclusionary religious judgment, but a generous, inclusive, missional orthodoxy that is rooted in tradition, grounded in reality, and relevant to the cultural moment we inhabit.
To Katharine White in 1957: "You have made of the New Yorker editorial judgment a rigid thing and you have developed a certain sense of false infallibility".
And one student who had thought of the church as a patriarchal rigid "moralistic place of judgment" had found in her studies deeper traditions "that felt like life, felt like water, like food I needed".
But if any product reminds me that life is not about rigid, black-and-white judgments, it's wine.
What happened after the Robinson news broke tells us much about the stricter standards, more rigid labels and stereotyped judgments we apply to women.
To older critical traditions whose judgment rested on rigid standards of taste, Sainte-Beuve added a much more flexible and historical approach, entailing the sympathetic reconstruction of values not necessarily shared by himself and his readers.
This definition allows us to predict contexts in which people will be relatively rigid or flexible in their judgments and decisions over sacred values.
Therefore, in our judgment, it is more likely that rigid polyethylene sutures have a splitting effect at the tendon ends when a single load force is used.
