Sentence examples for slightly judgmental from inspiring English sources
Or is he cutting that slightly judgmental side-eye on the one dollar bill?
If there is such a thing as a specifically English face, Beatrice Hastings had it in spades with her tall, narrow, slightly judgmental look, and Modigliani got it down on canvas.
Girlfriend dealt harsh truths with major side-eye on a regular basis (cue her slightly judgmental "hmm"), so whoever plays her needs to maintain a mix of kindness and edge.
Fashion blogger Ryan Dziadul expressed a similar, if not slightly less judgmental sentiment.
As briefly discussed in my last blog, cognitive distortions (or biases, a slightly less judgmental word) are always in play.
The doctor approached me with the negative results, carrying a slightly irritated, judgmental look on her face, and told me I should "be selective" about who I sleep with.
Our results indicate that the intellective part of the decision task contributes slightly more to the superior performance of groups than the judgmental part.
People are more judgmental and sometimes homophobic, so my life changed slightly when I moved here.
It is slightly undercut by the disclaimer that follows: "That's Eddie Eagle's fundamental, non-judgmental public-safety message"."Non-judgmental" seems a strange word to use in this context.
I used to see someone with brazen confidence and chalk it up to the assumption that they're an egomaniac, but these days, I'm less judgmental, and if I'm being completely honest, I may even be slightly jealous.
