Sentences with phrase «for fear of being judged»

But some people, especially men, are afraid of showing emotion for fear of being judged as too feminine.

It's emblematic of their initial relationship: Oliver is always glimpsed from a distance, Elio judging for fear of being judged, unaware that his vantage point offers him power over Oliver.

Not for fear of being judged, but merely because I like to present myself in a particular way.

For fear of being judged, nearly half of mums asked admitted to denying they sleep with their babies when asked by a GP, a new survey has found.

«Many parents are afraid to reach out for fear of being judged.»

In fact, science tells us that we often withhold ideas in a group setting for fear of being judged by our peers.

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The entrepreneur and Shark Tank judge says the No. 1 reason for not starting a business is the fear of not having what it takes.

The move isn't a complete gimmick: as general manager Stéphane Deschênes explains in the company's press release, «Privacy is a concern for some of our members who fear being judged because of their beliefs.

If you think that people would judge you for trying something new or that if you created a tribe you'd be surrounded by a lot of bitching — if you let fear hold you back, you will never be able to truly disrupt things and create something better.

Groups tend to be unproductive for several reasons: the flow of conversation is often chaotic, some people do not dare speak out of fear of being judged, and group members tend to focus on consensual ideas.

You implied that some people aren't worthy of making judgements or coming to their own decisions, a common tactic of accusing a conservative of being «judgemental» because it's assumed that conservatives are mostly bible - toters who will remember that their precious bible says «judge not, lest ye be judged» and they'll suddenly become ashamed of speaking out about their beliefs for fear of appearing «judgemental».

By its standard have been judged the Jews, by the Prophet who bowed (as in Islam) to Allah's will, by the Rabbis and the Doctors of Law: for to them was entrusted the protection of Allah's Book, and they were witnesses thereto: therefore fear not men, but fear Me, and sell not My Signs for a miserable price.

You and everyone one else with your closed - minded, egotistical, racist, bigoted views disgust me to no end and make me fear for the future of our great country... the only thing that gives me hope is that someday, whether it be before God or some sort of act of Karma or whatever it may be, you will be judged.

I look on God as an all - knowing Judge to be feared (Or as a trustworthy Shepherd who guides me along life's way, or as a loving Father who yearns for the return of his children)...

And third, there's that nagging fear that the John Lockes of this world relish in the opportunity to judge me for my lack of faith.

O but no there wouldnt be, most of you hide from society, not for fear that you will be judged, but just that simple fact, that you got about as much proof nothing exist beyond this place, as I do that there is!

Our 1996 symposium on judicial usurpation and subsequent articles were criticized for being alarmist; but the Florida Supreme Court changed many minds, and I now note that even worthies such as George Will are using the feared R - word, referring to the «regime» of lawless law - making by judges.

the totalitarians, that is the active and personal presence of the Demon in our passions, in our need for sensation, in our fear of responsibilities, in our civic inertia, in our ignorance of our neighbor, in our rejection finally of any absolute that transcends and judges our «vital» (as they always are) interests.

And the spirit of Jehovah shall rest upon him, and the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and the fear of Jehovah... with righteousness shall he judge the poor, and decide with equity for the meek of the earth... and righteousness shall be the girdle of his waist and faithfulness the girdle of his loins.

Trying to judge your milk supply is not one of those good reasons, and for most people it's a recipe to undermine your confidence (and potentially your milk supply, if you start stressing out or supplementing in response to unfounded fears about your milk supply).

«A lot of women feared being judged if they ended up begging for the epidural at 1 cm, and honestly no nurse cares,» Brusie says, insisting that nurses just want their patients to be comfortable.

Fear of harm to your child is a valid reason to refuse visitation and will demonstrate your legitimate cause for concern to the judge.

Breastfeeding is natural and beneficial for both mother and child, but many women are held back by the fear of being judged in public.

He added, «Legislators are not safe, judges are living and working in fear; the media are being harassed, security agencies have all become tools of oppression for the government.

His profile took a hit recently when a federal judge castigated him for his ubiquitous media presence and sweeping statements about the «culture of corruption» in Albany, but no one in political circles is more feared.

(Adds price reaction, analyst) HOUSTON / LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters)- BP Plc will face a maximum fine of $ 13.7 billion under the Clean Water Act for its Gulf of Mexico oil spill, several billion dollars less than feared, after a judge ruled that it was smaller than the U.S.

«For others — those with social anxiety — the discomfort arises from the fear of being seen and judged.»

However, in exchange for their freedom, these four men revealed to the judge their secret of robust health in a time when just the slightest exposure to the plague was feared.

Lucia described it as «a safe and fun place where overweight people can meet each other and find a relationship without the fear of being judged for their size.»

Hall has to balance her affection for her two lovers against the fears of being discovered by a judging society, and nails it.

Much of the comedy of Bad Moms (Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, 2016)-- a film that is predicated on the very real, paralyzing fear mothers have about being not good enough to their kids (and being judged by others for it)-- falls flat because it starts from an unbelievable place, pushes only some details to their extremes (not really abiding by an «if x, then y» logic), and lurches forth with its plot.

That said, she has called for a moratorium on judging teachers and schools by the first round of assessments, which she fears are sometimes being implemented hastily and without needed support.

But the children who have only known freedom would not carry that burden, and if their freedom wasn't challenged or undermined by white people — a big if — they could follow their dreams and never know how much it saps one's spirit and hope, for a human being to be seen, thought of, and treated like an animal, or a disposable piece of property, or simply as an enemy, judged as a threat or a failure on sight alone (like today; a white man's fear and loathing can get you shot like Trayvon Martin).

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At the time, I could have given many pop - psych reasons for writer's block — fear of being judged, creative exhaustion or self - sabotage.

Some judges will not choose the work of a person totally unknown to them for fear of being ridiculed by their colleagues for the choice that they made.

«Blessed are those who do not fear solitude, who are not afraid of their own company, who are not always desperately looking for something to do, something to amuse themselves with, something to judge.»

Especially as someone who isolated myself for years in fear of being judged and rejected, I know the value of feeling a sense of belonging.

It'll help you get over a fear of being judged for saying or doing the wrong thing and also suggest processes to push you on to do amazingly innovative things, via a process called «guided mastery»...

set out to map fears and hopes for possible futures; neither hailing technological progress as a cure - all, nor judging it, wanting to return to a pre-modern primitive state of being.

I have a dream that someday science will be judged on the evidence and not on its policy considerations; a dream that someday scientists can meet together and discuss climate openly and without fear of censure, loss of employment or lost opportunities for advancement; a dream that scientists will be judged on the basis of the quality of their observations and logic and not on their politics.

But I am pointing out that lawyers are timid beasts much of the time when it comes to public statements about the quality of judges and their judging; some won't even criticize rulings in print for fear that they'll create grudges.

The judge in the case ruled that the defendant should pay for the premiums because it was in the interests of justice for plaintiffs to be able to pursue valid claims without fear of a large adverse costs award.

As my former firm retreated to a nearby school library to gear up for the new regime, the fear that our urbane local district judges would at midnight on 26 April 1999 turn into ravening juridical werewolves intent on feasting on the flesh of uncompliant lawyers was vividly in our collective minds.

She said clients were also hesitant to ask for assistance for fear of discrimination before the judge or that the interpreter would get something wrong.

This is the price we all must pay for «the benefit of the public, whose interest it is that judges should be at liberty to exercise their functions with independence and without fear of consequences.»

A comparison with judges is instructive: members of the Canadian judiciary are appointed for life, with removal from the bench happening only in the rarest circumstances and for the most egregious transgressions; judges have no fear that their continued employment is subject to their rendering a decision in a particular case which the government of the day deems favourable.

Me, I think it's interesting that in Syufy one of the judges is named Quackenbush, because that's the name that Groucho Marx had originally chosen for his character of the doctor in A Day at the Races, only to change it to Hackenbush for fear of lawsuits from real Dr.s Quackenbush.)

When applicable rules allow enhancement based on any and all jury - rejected «facts,» prosecutors can brazenly charge any and all offenses for which there is a sliver of evidence, and pursue those charges throughout trial without fear of any consequences when seeking later to make out their case to a sentencing judge.

To learn the skills for effective conflict resolution children need to be able to acknowledge their own point of view and listen to others» views without fearing that they will be blamed or judged.