Sentence examples for too judgmental on from inspiring English sources

The report even states that "White evangelical Protestant millennials are more than twice as likely to favor same-sex marriage as the oldest generation of white evangelical Protestants (43% vs. 19%)." The PRRI polling also confirms earlier data showing that 70percentt of young people believe "that religious groups are alienating young adults by being too judgmental on gay and lesbian issues".

Don't be too judgmental on yourself.

Try to avoid being too judgmental on the other person's behaviour.

But perhaps we're being too judgmental of ourselves, or expecting others to be too judgmental.

He's not too judgmental of people.

And the thing I dislike the most about myself--I'm too judgmental of myself!

It delivers the message that condemning other people is wrong and that the Christian church is being too judgmental of pregnant teenagers.

Now let's refrain from being too judgmental and focus on the important part of Halloween candy.

Now, maybe I'm being too judgmental here, since it has only been one day since the report was released.

It seems to them to be too narrowly focused on piety and individual salvation, too judgmental and homophobic, too directly identified with a particular far-right political agenda.

McKelvey said some of the coverage of Higgins's life and death had been too judgmental, adding: "Many people – informed and ill-informed – have commented publicly on Alex, his life and his lifestyle over the past few days.