Sentence examples for so much judgment from inspiring English sources
That being said, it occurred to me that for a group that often faces so much judgment, people in the LGBT community can be quite judgmental ourselves.
There's so much judgment of people with obesity, but they're not going to McDonald's every day.
"Seeing so much judgment taught me about love and tolerance," she says.
There is so much judgment surrounding domestic abuse -- so much victim blaming.
But the "well done" is not so much a judgment on the jokes themselves as a tribute to all the ensuing publicity.
When testing is commonplace and the teachers are supportive — as my children's were, for the most part — the tests felt like so many puzzles; not so much a judgment on your being, but an interesting challenge.
What was remarkable about Glass's tweet wasn't so much his judgment of Shakespeare's merit but the fact that the Bard of Public Radio expressed himself like a resentful millennial filling out a teacher evaluation.
Part of him certainly wishes he could do it but he believes there 'would be so much pre-judgment of it, no one would want to go near it'.
Operating a bulldozer, for instance, does not need muscle power so much as alertness, judgment, and coordination qualities as plentiful in women as in men.
